Collection:
Mokslo publikacijos / Scientific publications
Document Type:
Knyga / Book
Language:
Anglų kalba / English
Title:
Livonia, Rus' and the Baltic Crusades in the thirteenth century
Editors:
Robb, Fiona, vertimas [trl]
Publication Data:
Leiden ; Brill, 2015.
Series:
East Central and Eastern Europe in the Middle Ages, 450-1450; vol. 29
Notes:
Bibliografija ir rodyklės.
Contents:
Preface — List of abbreviations — Introduction — The religious frontier in Eastern Europe in the twelfth century: The Schism and the Russian church; Relations between the Russian principalities and their western neighbours; The crusades and the schismatics — The mission from Denmark and Bremen to the Eastern Baltic coast — The papal curia and north-eastern Europe — The beginning of the crusades in Livonia and their impact on Rus’ — The influence of Rus’ on the Eastern Baltic coast at the end of the twelfth century — Bishop Meinhard of Livonia, Polotsk, and the mission to the Livs — The crusade in Livonia under bishop Albert of Riga (1199-1229) — Livonia and Rus’in the 1230s and 1240s — Livonia, Pskov, and Novgorod c. 1230 — The legation of Baldwin of Aulne — The treaty of Stensby of 1238 and the military campaigns against Rus’ of 1240-42 — Rus' in the Catholic sources from the first half of the thirteenth century — The sources for south-western Rus’ — Rutheni in the chronicle of Henry of Livonia — Papal policy: Livonia and Rus’ — Papal Policy: Finland and Rus’ — Relations between Rus’ and Livonia under archbishop Albert Suerbeer (1245-73) — The foundation of the archbishopric of Riga — Polotsk, Livonia, and Lithuania — The attempts at church union in south-western Rus’ and the legation of Albert Suerbeer — The attempts at church union in northern and north-western Rus’ — Didman's Votia campaign of 1256 — Livonia and Rus’, 1260-1330 — Prince Dovmont’s seizure of power in Pskov — Livonia, Lithuania, and Polotsk — The battle of Wesenberg in 1268 — Livonia, Novgorod, and Pskov, 1270-80 — The internal conflict in Livonia — Livonia and Rus’ in the 1320s — Russian principalities in the Eastern European sources, 1250-1350 — The papacy, the Mongols, and Rus’ — The Role of Rus’ in the disputes between the Teutonic Order, the archbishop of Riga, and the city of Riga —Rus’ and its western neighbours in the first half of the fourteenth century — Conclusion — Appendix — Bibliography — Index.
Summary / Abstract:
LTReikšminiai žodžiai: Livonija (Livonia); Rusios kunigaikštystės; Kryžiaus žygiai; Pskovo kunigaikštystė; Kunigaikštis Daumantas; Vokiečių Ordinas (Teutonic Order; Kryžiuočių ordinas); Rygos archyviskupas; Livonia; Russian Principalities; Lithuania; The Crusades; Pskov Principality; Prince Dovmont; Archbishop of Riga.
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