Proper noun
Samogitia
An ethnographic region of Lithuania, located in the north-west of the country.
A four-year truce stipulated Jogaila's conversion to Catholicism and the cession of half of Samogitia to the Teutonic Knights. Source: Internet
Seeking freedom to pursue his internal and Ruthenian goals, Vytautas had to grant the Teutonic Order a large portion of Samogitia in the Treaty of Salynas of 1398. Source: Internet
Last accessed on 02 June 2013 Mindaugas "granted" parts of Yotvingia and Samogitia that he did not control to the Knights in 1253–59. Source: Internet
The average annual precipitation is convert on the coast, convert in Samogitia highlands and convertin the eastern part of the country. Source: Internet
The average annual precipitation is convert on the coast, convert in the Samogitia highlands and convert in the eastern part of the country. Source: Internet
The resulting Treaty of Melno ended the Knights' claims to Samogitia once and for all and defined a permanent border between Prussia and Lithuania. Source: Internet