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Treniota (also
spelled Troniata; Belarusian: Транята, romanized: Traniata; c. 1210 – 1264) was
Grand Duke of
Lithuania from 1263 to 1264.
Treniota was...
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possibly renouncing Christianity, and was ********inated in 1263 by his
nephew Treniota and
another rival, Duke
Daumantas of Pskov. His
three immediate successors...
- 1517–1526,
mentioned that it was
Treniota. In 1982,
historian Edvardas Gudavičius
published a
study arguing that
Treniota was not a
Samogitian and could...
- were not successful, the
relationships between Mindaugas and
Treniota deteriorated.
Treniota,
together with
Daumantas of Pskov, ********inated
Mindaugas and...
- Order,
perhaps even
renouncing Christianity. His ********ination in 1263 by
Treniota ended the
early Christian kingdom in Lithuania. For
another 120
years Lithuania...
- he
escaped an ********ination plot by
Treniota and
Daumantas against his
father and two of his brothers.
Treniota was
murdered by
former servants of Mindaugas...
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married her sister, the wife of Daumantas. In revenge,
Daumantas allied with
Treniota and ********inated
Mindaugas and two of Morta's sons in 1263. Her
pagan name...
- Few
historians consider that
Treniota, Mindaugas' nephew, was son of Erdvilas.
However more
prefer Vykintas as
Treniota's father. The
Bychowiec Chronicle...
- part and thus
after the
victory at the
battle of Durbe, the king's
nephew Treniota convinced him to
reject Christianity. Sir
Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of...
- east,
while Livonia attempted to
conquer Samogitia.
Enticed by his
nephew Treniota,
Mindaugas broke the
peace after the
Order was
defeated in the
Battle of...
