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contemporary accounts, the
Lithuanians called their early rulers kunigas (
kunigai in plural). The word was
borrowed from
German – kuning, konig.
Later on...
- In Lithuanian,
nobles were
named ponai. The
higher nobility were
named kunigai or kunigaikščiai (dukes) — a
loanword from
Scandinavian konung. They were...
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confederation was the
transition of
tribal nobility into
landed lords called kunigai, who were
backed by
their own
standing armies. The
strongest of
these landed...
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nobility were
called bajorai (singular - bajoras) and
greater nobles,
kunigai (singular - kunigas),
related to the Old German: kunig,
meaning "king"...
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kunigai buvo siunčiami į nelietuviškas parapijas. Kaip lenkų
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reikalingas daugeliui. Kaip ir
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