labiau造句

• The Scalovians retaliated by sacking Labiau near K鰊igsberg.
• He was the first pastor at Labiau who could give sermons in Prussian and the Lithuanian language.
• During his studies, in 1562, he was appointed a Lutheran pastor at Labiau ( now Polessk ) by Duke Albert.
• First in the Treaty of Labiau the Swedish king granted sovereign rights in Prussia and possession of Greater Poland to Frederick William.
• By 1900 it had electric tramways and 34, 500 inhabitants; a direct railway line linked it to K鰊igsberg and Labiau and steamers docked there daily.
• Labiau involved an essential modification of Charles's Baltic policy; but the alliance with the elector of Brandenburg had now become indispensable for him on almost any terms.
• Brandenburg-Prussia allied with Sweden in the Treaty of Marienburg on June 25, 1656, which was renewed in the Treaty of Labiau on November 20, 1656.
• When the tide of the war turned against Charles X Gustav, he concluded the Treaty of Labiau ( November 1656 ), making Frederick William I the full sovereign in Ducal Prussia and Ermland.
• In the Treaty of Labiau on 20 November, Charles X Gustav of Sweden granted Frederick William of Brandenburg full sovereignty in the Duchy of Prussia in turn for a more active participation in the war.
• The Duchy of Prussia, where Frederick William I was full sovereign by the Brandenburg-Swedish Treaty of Labiau, was accepted by the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth to be the sovereign possession of the House of Hohenzollern.
• After living twenty-five meager years in Labiau, Bretke ( Jonas Bretkk
  nas ) applied for a position as pastor at another Prussian town, but was in 1587 transferred to a Lithuanian language parish in K鰊igsberg as pastor.
• The archpriests of Lithuania Minor were based in Tilsit ( as of 1547 ), Ragnit ( as of 1554 ), Insterburg ( as of 1575 ), Fischhausen / }
  uvininkai ( Primorsk ), Schaaken in Prussia, Labiau, Insterburg, Tilsist, Ragnit and Memel.
• Hard-pressed himself by several countries entering the war against him, Charles X Gustav in January 1656 agreed with Frederick William I on the Treaty of Labiau, which altered the terms of K鰊igsberg in a way that the Bromberg, John II Casimir confirmed Frederick William I's sovereignty in Prussia after the latter abandoned Sweden in the war.
• However, this feat of arms did not have the desired result for Charles, and when Frederick William compelled the Swedish king to open negotiations with the Poles, they refused the terms offered, the war resumed, and Charles concluded an offensive and defensive alliance with the elector of Brandenburg ( Treaty of Labiau, 20 November 1656 ) which stipulated that Frederick William and his heirs should henceforth possess the full sovereignty of East Prussia.