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Gotteswerder (Lithuanian: Gotesverderis) was a Teutonic castle in the vicinity of Kaunas, constructed during the Lithuanian Crusade in the currently non-existent
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Second-largest city in Lithuania
from the island of Virgalė, and with their masonry built Gotteswerder Castle. Gotteswerder Castle was captured after a five-week siege by the Grand Ducal
Kaunas
1398 treaty between Lithuania and the Teutonic Knights
Samogitians burned Klaipėda. Vytautas joined the conflict in 1402 by attacking Gotteswerder. Jogaila's brother Švitrigaila joined the war on the side of the Teutonic
Treaty_of_Salynas
1900 novel by Henryk Sienkiewicz
and Matsko are instructed the ambush forces coming out of the castle, Gotteswerder, to the support of a relief column. The Germans are wiped out, De Lorche
The_Knights_of_the_Cross
24th Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights (1391 to 1393)
settled vast tracts of land with German colonists and built two castles, Gotteswerder and Mittenburg. In 1393 he created a new komturship in Rhein (Ryn); its
Konrad_von_Wallenrode
Military conflict
Memel (now Klaipėda). Vytautas joined the fight in 1402 by attacking Gotteswerder. The fortress surrendered after a three-day siege. In July, Švitrigaila
Samogitian_uprisings
Wooden castles of the Teutonic Order in Lithuania
Teutonic soldiers took a supply of food for their campaign to reinforce Gotteswerder. Repeating this information German historian Caspar Schütz made an error
Bayernburg
Baltic German scholar
together with Jonas Puzinas, Volters organized an expedition to locate Gotteswerder, a castle of the Teutonic Order that was destroyed in 1402. In 2000,
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