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[[Category:Brandenburgian nobility]] ...

...the name of a [[German nobility|German noble family]] of [[Uradel|ancient nobility]] originated from [[Uckermark]], [[Brandenburg]]. ...m the main line also began. The clan obtained the naturalization into the nobility of [[Denmark]] on 24 April 1670 for [[Friedrich von Arensdorff]], who later ...

* Retreat of Brandenburgian forces from [[Pomerelia]] ...e decisive victory of Mestwin II and Bolesław's forces, and the retreat of Brandenburgian forces from Pomerelia. ...

...ularised as principality and merged in [[Province of Pomerania (1653–1815)|Brandenburgian Pomerania]]}} [[Category:Prussian nobility]] ...

{{Infobox nobility ...g]] on 6 September 1459 in [[Angermünde]]. He pawned the area north of the Brandenburgian [[Uckermark]] to [[Hohenzollern]] margrave [[Frederick II, Margrave of Bran ...

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...ania was settled again, pushing it back almost to where it were before the Brandenburgian occupation. As Rügen had founded the [[Greifswald|Hilda (now part of Greif [[Category:12th-century German nobility]] ...

In 1679 he was captured by [[Brandenburg-Prussia|Brandenburgian]] forces, and was sent back to [[Stockholm]] in 1680. But he soon abandoned [[Category:17th-century Swedish nobility]] ...

The poem tells of a member of the German lower ''[[Uradel]]'' nobility, named in the title (Squire ''von Ribbeck,'' his family name; ''auf Ribbeck The Ribbeck family of [[Margraviate of Brandenburg|Brandenburgian]] nobles has been attested since 1237; they were mentioned as owners of the ...

...ing the Kiev province in 1674, although he opposed the pro-French and anti-Brandenburgian policies of the king. In 1675 he was responsible for defeating the [[Tatars [[Category:Ruthenian nobility of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth]] ...

[[Category:German untitled nobility]] [[Category:Brandenburgian nobility]] ...

...us important military tasks and played a central role in the reform of the Brandenburgian cavalry and [[artillery]]. He had a very stormy relationship with Frederick [[Category:Austrian untitled nobility]] ...

The agreement angered the nobility and the [[knight]]hood of Świecie, which led to their rebellion against Me ...burgian army to retreat from Mestwin's territories. During the battle, all Brandenburgian soldiers were killed, with the exception to those who managed to hid in a f ...

...on of a woman in a [[Croatia]]n traditional costume wearing a badge of the Brandenburgian [[Order of the Swan]], possibly the portrait of [[Beatrice de Frangepan]], [[Category:10th-century German nobility]] ...

...f Saxony]], but Albert resigned in 1142 due to the opposition of the Saxon nobility, who had favoured and eventually installed then minor [[Henry the Lion]] as ...d]] in 1227, was the area reclaimed by the empire.<ref name=Kirsch77/> The Brandenburgian margraves then re-enforced their claims on Pomerania,<ref name=Kirsch77/> a ...

...anism in order to retain their property and then married into the Prussian nobility, while others returned to the [[Holy Roman Empire]], and remained [[Roman C ...s in Königsberg. The rebels demanded the elimination of newer taxes by the nobility, and a return to an older tax of two [[Mark (money)|marks]] per [[Hide (uni ...

[[Category:Nobility from Königsberg]] [[Category:Brandenburgian nobility]] ...

...und fell into Danish and Brandenburgian hands, but the Danish king and the Brandenburgian elector, upon requests of Wrangel's heirs, permitted the body to be transfe [[Category:17th-century Swedish nobility]] ...

...ndidacy for the Polish throne; to win the affection and support of the old nobility, he initially wanted to give his newborn son an old Piast name (like [[Mies ...on to study at the [[Viadrina European University|Viadrina University]] in Brandenburgian [[Frankfurt/Oder]], considered as an act of mistrust by the Imperial court. ...

...t villages founded in the area in the 16th century by local [[Pomerania]]n nobility. The modern town occupies the place of the village formerly known in Polish ...