- ушкуйники, romanized: ushkuyniki, sg. ушкуйник, ushkuynik), also
spelled ushkuiniks, were
medieval Novgorodian pirates who
operated in the
north of European...
- then-ruling King
Henry III took an
especially severe view of this crime. The
ushkuiniks were
Novgorodian pirates who
looted the
cities on the
Volga and Kama Rivers...
- Proto-Norse
language Scandinavian prehistory Swedes (Germanic tribe)
Ushkuiniks, Novgorod's
privateers Viking activity in the
British Isles Viking raid...
- it
became a
capital of the
Qashan Duchy. In 1391 it was destro**** by
ushkuiniks,
Russian river pirates, and
finally in 1399 by
Muscovy troops.
Ruins are...
-
Teutonic Knights.
Bridget of
Sweden is
canonized by Pope
Boniface IX.
Ushkuinik pirates from
Novgorod sack the
Muscovy towns of
Zhukotin and Kazan. The...
- 1382, 1408, and 1433. In 1375, the town was
looted by
Novgorod pirates (
ushkuiniks). The
spectacular growth[quantify] of the city in the 16th
century may...
-
would have been
required to manufacture.
Viking raids in the
Rhineland Ushkuiniks – Novgorod's
privateers who
inherited Vikings'
warfare Man****aw, similar...
-
period between 1016 and 1471. In 14th
century the Slavic-Nordic
pirates Ushkuiniks spread in the
Russian north and
later in many
other regions of ancient...
-
tenth centuries, were
known for
their piracy on the
River Neretva. The
Ushkuiniks were
medieval Russian Novgorodian river pirates from the
tenth to fourteenth...
-
Teutonic Knights.
Bridget of
Sweden is
canonized by Pope
Boniface IX.
Ushkuinik pirates from
Novgorod sack the
Muscovy towns of
Zhukotin and Kazan. The...
