- Livonia,
known in
earlier records as
Livland, is a
historical region on the
eastern s****s of the
Baltic Sea. It is
named after the Livonians, who lived...
- [citation needed] The
continuation of the
Estonian uplands forms in the
Livland province a wide
plateau up to 121 m in height, the
middle of
which is lost...
- Vilnius:
Versus aureus, ISBN 978-9955-699-59-0 Dybaś, Bogusław (2006), "
Livland und Polen-Litauen nach dem
Frieden von
Oliva (1660)", in Willoweit, Dietmar;...
- Walk was the
historical German name for the town that is
since 1920
divided into
Valga in
Estonia and
Valka in Latvia.
After 1419 it was the seat of the...
-
Landmeister in
Livland was a high
office in the
Teutonic Order. The
Landmeister administered the
Livonia of the
Teutonic Order.
These lands had fallen...
-
military affairs The
order was
divided into
three national chapters, Prussia,
Livland and the
territory of the Holy
Roman Empire of the
German Nation. The highest...
-
Swedish Livonia (Swedish:
Svenska Livland) was a
dominion of the
Swedish Empire from 1629
until 1721. The territory,
which constituted the
southern part...
- The
United Baltic Duchy (German:
Vereinigtes Baltisches Herzogtum; Latvian: Apvienotā
Baltijas hercogiste; Estonian:
Balti Hertsogiriik), or alternatively...
-
Liivimaa hertsogkond; Latvian: Pārdaugavas hercogiste; German:
Herzogtum Livland Polish:
Inflanty Although coloured green, the
island of
Oesel was not part...
- The Anglo–Swedish
skirmish refers to an
incident where the
Swedish ship
Livland,
commanded by Per
Olofsson refused to
salute two
English ships, respectively...
