krajov
Krajov is a term used in some Slavic languages, notably Czech and Slovak, to refer to a historical territorial division or province. It is often translated as "county" or "region" in English. Historically, these krajov were administrative units that served as subdivisions of larger territories or kingdoms. The specific size, powers, and administrative structure of a krajov varied significantly depending on the era and the particular country or region.
In the context of Czech history, the krajov were prominent during periods of feudalism and later during
Similarly, in Slovakia, the concept of krajov existed historically, evolving with different political and administrative structures