Definition of Pskovians. Meaning of Pskovians. Synonyms of Pskovians

- due to a string of military defeats earlier, he was limited to arresting Pskovian merchants and sending Andrei to raid the territory of Pskov. Although there...
- coalition at Lake Peipus. In September 1236, a coalition of Sword Brothers, Pskovians, Livonians and Latgallians were utterly defeated in the Battle of Saule...
- that Igor of Kiev married a local lady, Olga (later Saint Olga of Kiev). Pskovians sometimes take this year as the city's foundation date, and in 2003 a...
- which had traditionally controlled the Pskovian affairs. Prince Yaroslav of Novgorod planned to punish the Pskovians for making that choice and oust Daumantas...
- troops. He arrived there with a mighty force of many Russians to free the Pskovians and these latter heartily rejoiced. When he saw the Germans he did not...
- rebellious town of Pskov (possibly because its throne was vacant), but the Pskovians closed their gates in time and denied him entry. Yaroslav retreated to...
- A Dictionary of Surnames, OUP, 1988. Boris «The Tenth»: I'm Not Even a Pskovian, I'm a Gdovian Archived April 16, 2012, at the Wayback Machine interview...
- troops. He arrived there with a mighty force of many Russians to free the Pskovians and these latter heartily rejoiced. When he saw the Germans he did not...
- battles of the Livonian Crusade Novgorodian or Pskovian parti****tion: Battle of Otepää (1217) (only Pskovians) Siege of Reval (late 1223) [et] Siege of Tartu...
- (diocese). The other three m****cripts expanded the text with stories of the Pskovians' relationships with the Novgorodians and the Muscovites. The m****cripts...