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Österland (lit. 'Eastland') was a
medieval term used for the
southern part of Finland, one of the four
traditional lands of Sweden. The term
occurs in...
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Osterland (terra orientalis) is a
historical region in Germany. It was
situated between the Elbe and
Saale rivers to the
north of
Pleissnerland which...
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Historisk Tidskrift för
Finland (3). Tarkiainen, Kari (2008).
Sveriges Österland: Från
forntiden till
Gustav Vasa.
Finlands svenska historia 1. Skrifter...
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conquered the
entirety of what is now
Finland (referred to by the
Swedes as
Österland), and
thereby came into
contact with the
Republic of Novgorod. The border...
- however,
retain the
lands at
Cooling and
another estate at
place called Osterland, as well as all of Goda's charters. Some time
after this her marriage...
- of Henneberg.
Under the
Division of
Chemnitz of 1382, he
received the
Osterland and
Landsberg jointly with his brothers,
Frederick I,
Elector of Saxony...
- was
called Finlandia et
partes orientales or
Österland ("Eastland") by the Scandinavians. The term
Österland was used
until the 16th century. The interior...
- Svealand, the land of the Swedes, to form the country,
while Norrland and
Österland (the
latter now Finland) were
added later. The
lands have no administrative...
- his will that the
kingdom consisted of
Swerige (Sweden, i.e. Svealand),
Österland (i.e. Finland) and Göthaland (i.e. Götaland, as of the 1384 borders)....
- and the
Palatinate to
Albert and the
Margraviate of
Landsberg in the
Osterland to his
younger brother Dietrich.
Henry III kept for
himself the Margraviates...
