- to the
baptism by Mindaugas,
lesser members of the
nobility were
called bajorai (singular - bajoras) and
greater nobles,
kunigai (singular - kunigas),...
- Baltico‑Slavica. 37. Drungila,
Jonas (2019).
Erelis lokio guolyje. Lenkų
bajorai Žemaitijoje XVI–XVIII a.: migracija, kalba,
atmintis [An
eagle in a bear's...
- and Dvarčionys Pašilaičiai –
includes Tarandė Fabijoniškės –
includes Bajorai Pilaitė Justiniškės Viršuliškės Šeškinė Šnipiškės Žirmūnai –
includes Šiaurės...
- in the
middle of the 14th century, a new term for
nobility appeared —
bajorai, from
Ruthenian бояре. This word is used to this day in
Lithuania to refer...
-
Raisteliai and
parts of the
villages of Pavilionys,
Baltoji Vokė, Prašiškės,
Bajorai, Buivydiškės, Grigaičiai and Vanaginė were
attached to
Vilnius city. Almost...
-
Kretinga (
Bajorai)
Heavy Labor Prison,
where the
convicts of the
trial of
Neumann and S**** were
imprisoned in the 1930s. At the
order of Neumann, the...
-
calling all men to arms, he
created forces comprising professional warriors—
bajorai ("nobles"; see the
cognate "boyar"). As
there were not
enough nobles, Vytautas...
- House.
During World War I, the
Germans built a
railway line
connecting Bajorai, Kretinga, and the
Latvian city of Priekule. In 1924
Kretinga regained...
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Mourning ceremonies in the
village of
Bajorai over the
bodies of the
Vinslovas family,
which was
executed on June 23, 1944 in the
village of Vymančiai [lt]...
-
Lithuanian as Radzivìlas, Radzvilà. The
family descends from
Lithuanian bajorai-ducal
courtiers who
advanced considerably in the 15th-century politics...
