Examples of using Mindaugas in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Coronation of King Mindaugas.
Mindaugas may have reverted to paganism afterwards.
The Livonian Rhymed Chronicle describes Mindaugas as the ruler of all Lithuania in 1236.
Mindaugas and his wife Morta were crowned during the summer of 1253.
In 1252, Tautvilas and the remaining allies attacked Mindaugas in Voruta.
Mindaugas managed to unite warring dukes into a single nation and state.
The state united and ruled by Mindaugas constituted the first Lithuanian state.
Later in that season,he helped Žalgiris win their first ever King Mindaugas Cup.
The Livonian Order used their alliance with Mindaugas to gain control over Samogitian lands.
In 1255, Mindaugas received permission from Pope Alexander IV to crown his son as a king of Lithuania.
In retaliation, Daumantas and Treniota assassinated Mindaugas and two of his sons in 1263.
In 1255, Mindaugas got permission from Pope Alexander IV to crown one of his sons as King of Lithuania.
On the otherhand the Livonian Order used their alliance with Mindaugas to gain control over Samogitian lands.
During the 1230s and 1240s, Mindaugas strengthened and established his power in various Baltic and Slavic lands.
Historians have pointed to the possibility of bias in this account, since Mindaugas had been at war with Volhynia.
Mindaugas used this opportunity to concentrate on the expansion to the east, and to establish and organize state institutions.
In 1249, an internal war erupted as Mindaugas sought to seize his nephews' and Vykintas' lands.
Mindaugas held a dubious position in Lithuanian historiography until the Lithuanian national revival of the 19th century.
The date of statehood is counted from the official crowning of Mindaugas as a King of Lithuania in July 6, 1253 in Voruta.
The Novgorod Chronicle describes the following action as a defeat of the Lithuanians,but it has also been seen as a net gain for Mindaugas.
Pope Innocent IV supported Mindaugas, because he hoped the new Catholic state could stop the raids of Mongols-Tatars.
These developments signified the collapse of the coalition,and Daniel with Tautvilas reconciled with Mindaugas soon afterwards.
Mindaugas, despite his youth, as well as his brother Dausprungas are listed among the elder dukes, implying that they had inherited their titles.
This flag was also proposed at the same time as the grand coat of arms;both were meant to honor the 750th anniversary of the coronation of Mindaugas in 1253.
Mindaugas was the only King of Lithuania; while most of the Lithuanian Grand Dukes from Jogaila onward also reigned as Kings of Poland, the titles remained separate.
The deeds might have been falsified by the Order; the case for this scenario is bolstered by the fact that some of the documents mentionlands that were not actually under the control of Mindaugas.
In 1250 or 1251, Mindaugas agreed to receive baptism and relinquish control over some lands in western Lithuania, in return for an acknowledgment by Pope Innocent IV as king.
The case for his apostasy rests largely on two near-contemporary sources:a 1324 assertion by Pope John XXII that Mindaugas had returned to error, and the Galician- Volhynian Chronicle.
This treaty lists 21 Lithuanian dukes, including five senior Lithuanian dukes from Aukštaitija(Živinbudas, Daujotas, Vilikaila,Dausprungas and Mindaugas) and several dukes from Žemaitija.