History of the Crusades

the Crusades Episode 250. Episode 253, the Baltic, the Baltic Crusades, the Prussian Crusade Part 19, so many

Master Conrad's. 18, so many Master Conrades.

Hello again.

Last week we saw Busy Master Conrad, the new Master of the Teutonic Order in Prussia,

subdue Nodrovia and Skolovia, with a view to using those

regions as a base from which to push northwards into Samagetia.

However, Master Conrad's plans were put on hold when he was

forced to race to the other end of Prussia to put down the third Prussian insurrection.

Now the insurrection was sparked when an overly eager castellan in the region of Poggisania attacked a bunch of Sudovians, causing the leader of the

Sudovians, the famed warlord Scumand, to raise an army of Sodovians and Lithuanians and rampage through pressure

in retaliation.

Master Conrad was able to put down the insurrection without too much difficulty, but was now faced with a problem.

The Sudovians hadn't been properly subdued by the order during the second Prussian insurrection,

with the Crusader army led by King Otica of Bohemia, whose aim had been to take over Sudovia once he had successfully defeated

the pagans, forced to return home before his crusade even started due to the weather. So,

so Suedovia had sort of just been left unchecked.

However, the actions of Scumand, which had sparked another general pagan uprising in Prussia, had

drawn attention back to Sodovia and the fact that really there was no point going to war with

Samagizia when the Sodovians were still making trouble back in Pr. So, Master Conrad's next task was to defeat

Sedovia. Now, before we turn to Sedovia, we should just check in briefly with Duke Mestwin of Pomeralia.

Remember Duke Mestwin of Pomeralia?

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