Talk:Duke Krok

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Lead and sourcing concerns

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The lead overstates the sourcing — Cosmas presents Krok as a wise man people sought for judgment, not a titled official, so "first judge or duke" doesn't hold. The 683 date and Vyšehrad connection come from Hájek, whose chronicle modern historians treat as largely fabricated.

Suggested lead: "Krok is a legendary figure in Czech mythology and early chronicle tradition, described as a wise judge or prince and the father of Libuše, Kazi, and Teta."

Sparks19923 (talk) 02:45, 6 March 2026 (UTC)Reply

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