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Turaida Castle (Latvian:
Turaidas pils, German: Treiden, Treyden;
meaning Thor's
garden in Livonian) is a
recently reconstructed medieval castle in Turaida...
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Turaida (Livonian: Toraid, German: Treiden, Treyden;
meaning Thor's
garden in Livonian) is a part of
Sigulda in the
Vidzeme Region of Latvia. Its most...
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referred to as "
Turaida" include:
Turaida Castle in Latvia. Other: Rose of
Turaida Caupo of
Turaida Battle of
Turaida Battle of
Turaida (1211) This disambiguation...
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Caupo of
Turaida,
Kaupo or
Kaupo Lieven,
sometimes Kubbe (died 21
September 1217) was a
leader of the Finnic-speaking
Livonian people in the beginning...
- 18258500°N 24.85025528°E / 57.18258500; 24.85025528 The
Legend about Turaida Rose (sometimes Rose of Sigulda) is a 19th
century legend about a young...
- The
Battle of
Turaida or
Treiden (also
known as the
Battle on Aa) was
fought on June 1, 1298, on the
banks of the
Gauja River (German: Livländische Aa)...
- of
Turaida. As the
German grip tightened, the
Livonians rebelled against the
crusaders and the
christened chief but were put down.
Caupo of
Turaida remained...
- of the year. The
Gutmanis Cave lies
halfway between Sigulda Castle and
Turaida Castle and has a
small stream flowing from it. It is the
largest cave in...
- cave are
inscriptions from the 17th century. The
legend of the Rose of
Turaida began in this cave. Gutman's Cave is the
widest and
highest cave in the...
- The
first prominent Livonian to be
converted was
their leader Caupo of
Turaida, who was
baptized around 1189. Pope
Celestine III had
called for a crusade...
