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They were incorporated into the Teutonic Knights and became known as the Livonian Order in 1237.
This meant that Poland and Lithuania would be traditional enemies of Prussia,which was still called the Teutonic Knights.
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Invited after earlier unsuccessful expeditions against the Prussians by Polish princes, the Teutonic Knights began campaigning against the Balts in 1230.
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From a military standpoint, Poland received protection from the Mongols and Tatars,while Lithuania received aid in its long struggle against the Teutonic Knights.
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Other parts of Europe too were under attack,from Muslims, and received no help from the Teutonic Knights, who gave priority to slaughtering Europeans.
In 1331, the Teutonic Knights destroyed the temple.
In the mid-13th century, Alexander Nevsky,elected prince of Novgorod, acquired heroic status as the result of major victories over the Teutonic Knights and the Swedes.
From 1238-40, the Teutonic Knights campaigned against the Bartians, Natangians, and Warmians.
One of them, Alexander Nevsky, prince of Vladimir,acquired heroic status in the mid-thirteenth century as the result of major victories over the Teutonic Knights, and the Lithuanians.
The defeat at Grunwald left the Teutonic Knights with few forces to defend their remaining territories.
After receiving or forging the claim to Culmerland in 1230,Hermann dispatched Conrad von Landsberg as his envoy with a small force of seven Teutonic Knights and 70-100 squires and sergeants to Masovia as a vanguard.
The defeat of Teutonic knights' troops left them with few forces to defend their remaining territories.
In order to further their war efforts against the(pagan) Lithuanian state, the Teutonic Knights instituted a series of crusades, enlisting support from other European countries.
The Teutonic Knights then used Nadrovia and Memel as bases against Scalovia on the lower Memel River.
Theodoric led another crusading force,including Teutonic Knights, 150 sergeants, and Prussian infantry, against another Nadrovian fort.
The Teutonic Knights' further advance into Prussia was slowed by the outbreak of the First Prussian Uprising in 1242.
Because the pagans were strongly defended in the wilderness, the Teutonic Knights focused on travelling up the Memel River toward the strong pagan fort Ragnit.
The Teutonic Knights also sought the incorporation of the small Order of Dobrzyń into the larger Teutonic Order.
After the western Prussians were pacified by the early 1250s, the Teutonic Knights continued their advance north and east, next facing the Sambians of thickly-populated Samland.
The Teutonic Knights managed to take and destroy the Crooked Castle, situated on Bleak Hill(Lithuanian: Plikasis kalnas), but failed to capture the others.
This gesture wasto have unexpected consequences: Petru supplied the Polish ruler with funds needed in the war against the Teutonic Knights, and was granted control over Pokuttya until the debt was to be repaid; as this is not recorded to have been carried out, the region became disputed by the two states, until it was lost by Moldavia in the Battle of Obertyn(1531).
The Teutonic Knights planned to advance against Samogitia after conquering Scalovia, but the outbreak of a new rebellion engineered by Skalmantas of the Sudovians delayed the campaign.
As the Middle Ages came to a close, the Teutonic Knights, who had been invited to northern Poland by Konrad of Masovia, had assimilated and forcibly converted much of the southern Baltic coastlands.
Although the Teutonic Knights' offensive capability was greatly weakened during the Great Pagan Uprising, they did engage in some campaigns against the pagan on their eastern flank.
Before beginning the campaign against the Prussians, the Teutonic Knights allegedly signed the Treaty of Kruszwica with the Poles on June 16, 1230, by which the Order was to receive Culmerland and any future conquests, similar to the terms of the Golden Bull of Rimini.
In 1230, the Teutonic Knights, a crusading military order, moved to the Kulmerland and, upon the request of Konrad I, king of the Masovian Slavs, launched the Prussian Crusade against the pagan Prussian clans.