- the
Oeselians killed all the
Germans on the island,
drowned all the
clerics and
started to
besiege the
Livonian Order's
castle at Pöide. The
Oeselians levelled...
-
presence in the
province of Wiek, but his
troops were
defeated by the
Oeselians in the
Battle of
Lihula in 1220. Revelia, Harrien, and Vironia, the whole...
- in 1236,
Oeselians rebelled. The
conflict was
ended by a
treaty that was
signed by the
Oeselians and the
Master of the Order. The
Oeselians along with...
-
January 1227.
After the
surrender of two
major Oeselian strongholds, Muhu and Valjala, the
Oeselians formally accepted Christianity. In 1236,
after the...
- and a
starting point for many raids.
Coastal Estonians,
particularly Oeselians from Saaremaa,
adopted a
Viking lifestyle.
Several Scandinavian sagas...
- unexpectedly,
which the
Oeselians thought to have been
carrying the
Royal Army of the
Danish king. The
siege was
ended and the
Oeselians left. Mäesalu, Ain...
-
inspired rebellions among the Curonians, Semigallians,
Selonians and
Oeselians,
tribes previously conquered by the Sword-Brothers. Some
thirty years'...
-
ancestry and
Russian admixture.
Faroese people Geats Gotlander Gutasaga Oeselians Proto-Norse
language Swedes (Germanic tribe) Ushkuiniks, Novgorod's privateers...
-
Estonians from the North. The last to be
subjugated and
Christianised were
Oeselians,
Curonians and Semigallians.[citation needed] This
crusade differed from...
-
Chronicle of
Henry of
Livonia mentions Tharapita as the
superior god of the
Oeselians (inhabitants of Saaremaa), also well
known to
Vironian tribes in northern...
