A 14th-century Teutonic castle has reopened to ... and his army of allied forces defeat the war machine of the Teutonic Knights, which had previously been regarded as invincible.

A 600-year-old brass seal found in a farmer’s field features an image of St. Catherine of Alexandria. The depiction is chock ...

It was widely used in 14th-century combat. Knights are among the most iconic ... In 1384 Boucicaut fought alongside the Teutonic order in their crusade against the Lithuanians in the Baltic.

A castle that once housed one of Europe's most famous knight orders in the Middle Ages ... marshes near the coast of the Baltic Sea in the 14th century, has changed hands repeatedly in its ...

Inside All About History 126: Discover why the Teutonic Knights brought their ... primarily due to their disbandment in the early 14th century. By contrast, the Hospitallers still remain active.

The Teutonic knights fielded a force of 33,000 — heavy ... part of the ancient defenses. A 14th century castle, a short stroll from the main square, houses the Museum of Warmia and Mazuria ...

QUESTION Did the 14th-century French knight Jean Le Maingre ... the Baltic became an important source of income for the Teutonic Knights, who were granted control of the amber-producing region ...

Prosecutors in Russia's Kaliningrad Region are demanding that the local authorities restore Eylau Castle, a 14th Century fortress built by the Teutonic Knights but gutted in a major fire in 2014.

KWIDZYN, Poland — The Teutonic Knights long have been reviled in ... newly discovered remains of three of the order’s 14th- and 15th-century leaders — or “grand masters” — with a ...

The compass was found in the grounds of the 14th century Frombork Castle It ... Forced to flee the castle during Poland's war with the Teutonic Knights in the 1520s, Copernicus later returned ...

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is one of the best stories in the whole King Arthur saga, and one of the weirdest. Composed by an anonymous poet in the late 14th century, Sir Gawain features none ...

in the blank spaces of 13th- and 14th-century English texts, sketches and notes from medieval readers. And scattered through this marginalia is an oddly recurring scene: a brave knight in shining ...