Ingria szwedzka
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Ingria szwedzka (szw. Svenska Ingermanland) – posiadłość Szwecji, istniejąca w latach 1580–1595 i 1617–1721.
Została zdobyta w czasie wojny o dominium Maris Baltici (pol. władztwo Morza Bałtyckiego) w 1580 roku, utracona na rzecz Rosji traktatem w Tiawzinie 18 maja 1595. Ponownie Szwedzi odzyskali te ziemie traktatem w Stołbowie 17 lutego 1617, by ostatecznie stracić je 30 sierpnia 1721 wskutek pokoju w Nystad.
Bibliografia
- Kurs, Ott (1994). Ingria: The broken landbridge between Estonia and Finland. „GeoJournal” 33.1, p. 107-113.
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The Baltic provinces of the Swedish Empire in the 17th century, with English country names and place names that were used at the time. A Swedish version also exists: Sw BalticProv sv.png
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The Baltic provinces of the Swedish Empire in the 17th century, with English country names and place names that were used at the time. A Swedish version also exists: Sw BalticProv sv.png
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Swallow-tailed flag used between the reign of Gustav I of Sweden until c. 1650, when it was succeeded by a triple-tailed flag.
Swallow-tailed flag used between the reign of Gustav I of Sweden until c. 1650, when it was succeeded by a triple-tailed flag.
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The coat of arms of Ingria (now in Russia) from when it belonged to Sweden.
The coat of arms of Ingria (now in Russia) from when it belonged to Sweden.