Baltic wars of conquest

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The Baltic wars of conquest were a series of medieval military campaigns by Christian powers to subjugate and convert the pagan peoples around the eastern and southeastern coasts of the Baltic Sea.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Northern Crusades
medieval military campaign
religious war
endDate 14th century
hasConsequence integration of Baltic region into Latin Christendom
hasMainRegion Baltic Sea region NERFINISHED
hasMotivation control of trade routes in the Baltic Sea
religious conversion
territorial expansion
hasOutcome Christianization of much of the Baltic region
decline of pagan Baltic religions
establishment of crusader states in the Baltic region
expansion of German influence in the Baltic
hasPrimaryBelligerent Christian powers
pagan peoples of the Baltic region
hasPurpose Christianization of pagan peoples
subjugation of pagan peoples
hasRegion eastern Baltic coast
southeastern Baltic coast
hasRelatedEvent Danish conquest of Estonia NERFINISHED
Livonian Crusade NERFINISHED
Northern Crusades NERFINISHED
Prussian Crusade NERFINISHED
Swedish crusades to Finland NERFINISHED
hasReligiousAspect Catholicism NERFINISHED
hasTimePeriod High Middle Ages NERFINISHED
Late Middle Ages
involvesEntity Grand Duchy of Lithuania NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Denmark NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Poland NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Sweden NERFINISHED
Livonian Order NERFINISHED
Teutonic Order NERFINISHED
involvesPeople Baltic tribes
Danish crusaders
Finnic peoples
German crusaders
Slavic peoples of the Baltic region
Swedish crusaders
startDate 12th century
targetsGroup Curonians NERFINISHED
Estonians NERFINISHED
Letts NERFINISHED
Livonians NERFINISHED
Old Prussians NERFINISHED
Semigallians NERFINISHED
Yotvingians NERFINISHED

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Northern Crusades hasRelatedConflict Baltic wars of conquest