Justification for the Northern Crusades? (In Context)
2016年2月18日 · This is the idea of crusade that one must understand when introduced with the Northern Crusades. After the death of Bishops Meinhard and Berthold in 1196 and 1198 respectively, the mission of baptizing and pacifying the pagan Livonian tribes fell onto Bishop Albrecht von Buxthoeven, who founded Riga in 1201 and began his actual attacks against ...
What do you know about... the Northern Crusades? : r/europe
Northern Crusades. The Northern Crusades (also known as the Baltic Crusades) were a series of military campaigns undertaken by various Christian Catholic forces against the (mostly) non-Christian nations of northeastern Europe. They took place primarily between the 12th and 15th centuries and profoundly impacted the course of the region's history.
People often reference the Northern Crusades as especially
2022年6月6日 · - The Northern Crusades, Eric Christiansen For instance, German knights from Riga had allied with the pagan Semigallians, living south of Riga, whom they gave the Lithuanian and Estonian prisoners to guard. The Semigallians soon killed most of the Estonian prisoners with the sword, because “they were old enemies” (Henry of Livonia, 1227).
Can i request the Northern Crusade? : r/CrusaderKings - Reddit
2019年4月7日 · The information about the Northern Crusades in the Wiki is very scarce, but in the dev diary they mentioned that after a first event (which fires randomly, I suppose), you can ask a specific target provided that you are king/emperor and "living in the north" (not sure about the borders of the north, I assume that means that you hold land in ...
The Northern Crusades.. don't Crusade? : r/CrusaderKings - Reddit
Start around on a later date and see if they do theit thing, you should also as a indepedent ruler close to them (ie:poland) be able to request their crusades. This should force the Teutons to fire the Northern Crusade: event HF.49104 Other related events can be found on events/HF_crusade_events.
Northern (Baltic) crusades: How strong was the pagan military
2013年4月19日 · All this brings up to the Northern Cruisades as told from a Lithuanian perspective. I'm talking about the later end of it, as it was a 200 year old struggle. They didn't end until 1422. The biggest battles happened between 1410-1422, what? Well, it was about land now, Teutonic Order wanted Samogitia. Well, they had it, but wanted more of it.
The Northern Crusades : r/Nordichistorymemes - Reddit
2020年11月6日 · Posted by u/[Deleted Account] - 1,360 votes and 24 comments
Good sources for Lithuanian, Baltic, and Northern Crusade ... - Reddit
2016年12月16日 · For the various elements of the Northern Crusades, material seems a bit thin on the ground -- there's Christiansen's book, and then a bunch of maddeningly tantalizing, out-of-print stuff (William Urban's books in particular). For the Old Prussians, stuff about "the other Prussia" tends to get in the way of my searching...
Northern crusades need more love : r/HistoryMemes - Reddit
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Books on the Crusades and The Northern Crusades : …
2020年1月22日 · I listed some of the recent works on the Northern Crusades in this thread last year, but the problem is the recent flood of literature on the Northern Crusades mainly limited to highly academic (and often very expensive) sort. Intermediate sort between Eric Christiansen's Northern Crusades and much more advanced research literature still has ...