- The
Battle of
Lipitsa (Russian: Ли́пицкая би́тва) was the
decisive battle in the Vladimir-Suzdal war of
succession (1212–1216), the
struggle over the...
-
Lipitsa culture (Romanian Lipița,
Polish Lipica, German: Lipitza) is the
archaeological material culture supposedly representative of a
Dacian tribe....
- Novgorod.
Several months later, he was
defeated by his father-in-law on the
Lipitsa River and had to
retreat to Pereslavl; a
helmet that he lost
during the...
-
Lipica (pronounced [
ˈliːpitsa]; Italian: Lipizza) is a
village in the Muni****lity of Sežana in the
Littoral region of Slovenia,
close to the
border with...
- war of
succession (1212–1216)
broke out
between them. In the
Battle of
Lipitsa (1216),
Konstantin and his ally
Mstislav of
Novgorod soundly defeated Yuri...
- with
Mstislav the Bold and
defeated Yuri and his
other brothers on the
Lipitsa River.[citation needed]
Having gained Vladimir,
Konstantin sent Yuri to...
- Bouvines. 1215: King John
signs Magna Carta at Runnymede. 1216:
Battle of
Lipitsa between Russian prin****lities. 1216:
Maravarman Sundara I reestablishes...
-
Mikhalko Yurievich was
again recognised as
prince of Vladimir. Battle of
Lipitsa (1176) [ru], 27 June 1176,
Vladimirian and
Chernigovian troops of Vsevolod...
- 8-year reign, at Näs
Castle on the
island of Visingsö.
April 22 –
Battle of
Lipitsa: The
Kievan princes Mstislav Mstislavich and
Konstantin of
Rostov defeat...
- King
Iltutmish defeat Ghurid remnants led by Taj al-Din Yildiz.
Battle of
Lipitsa 22
April –
Konstantin of
Rostov defeats his
younger brothers, Yuri and...
