The Prusai Maps

Map number 1
”BALTS - NORTHERN NEIGHBOUR OF SLAVS“ (V century B.C. to XII - XIV century). Maps by Teresa Dabrowska and Lucja Okulicz.
North - East of Europe in III century B.C. Nations and their archeological cultures.

Mapa Nr. 1 A
Map by Pomponius Mela circa 44 AD

Mapa Nr. 1 B
Map by Venceslao Grodecio year 1570

Map number 2
MAP SHOWING EARLY PRESENCE OF BALTS AND THEIR CULTURES.
Cultures and settlements of Baltic people in II-V century.

Map number 3
MAP SHOWING AN EARLY PEOPLE MIGRATION.

Map number 4
MAP SHOWING THE EARLIEST MENTION OF NAME PRUSIA, 200 YEARS BEFORE CHRIST, AT PRESENT TERRITORY OF TURKEY

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MAP FROM FINLAND SHOWING AT YEAR 400 ANNO DOMINO THE INHABITANTS IN THIS PART OF EUROPE BEFORE THE SLAVS ARRIVAL. SHOWS THE PRESENCE OF PRUSAI AND GOTHS.

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MAP SHOWING ARCHEOLOGICAL POSITIONS AND THEIR FREQUENCY ATTRIBUTED TO BALTS.
Western Balts and Letto - Lithuanian people in V - VIII century.

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BALTIC NATIONS IN SLAVS NEIGHBOURHOOD.
Baltic people division for west and east in XII - XIII century.

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MAP SHOWING PRUSAI ARCHEOLOGICAL SETTLEMENTS BETWEEN V-X CENTURY ANNO DOMINO.

Map number 9
MAP - GEOGRAPHICAL PRUSAI TERRITORY.

Map number 10
MAP WITH REFERENCE TO ANCIENT PRUSAI.

Map number 11
MAP SHOWING PRUSAI PROVINCES.

Map number 12
MAP OF BALTIC SEE SHOWING TRADE ROUTES AND THEIR TRADING PORTS. TRUSO AND WISKIAUTY ANCIENT PRUSAI PORTS. IX century. Map by A. Bitner - Wroblewska.

Map number 13
PRUSAI BEFORE CONQUEST XII AND XIII CENTURY
by H. Lowmianski
1. Border of Prussia
2. Prussian people‘s border
3. Regional borders
4. Prussian settlements

Map number 14
BORDER BETWEEN SLAVS AND CONQUERED PRUSAI LANDS BY TEUTONS IN 1231 - 1253
1. Border between Slavs and Teutons in 1235
2. Other borders
3. Date of conquest
4. Dates of lost territories or places by Teutons
5. Teutons conquest by the year 1253
6. Other borders
Source of info: J. Powierski

Map number 15
CONQUEST OF PRUSAI IN XIII CENTURY
1. Borders between people of Prussia
2. Settlements
3. Directions of Teutons conquest strategy
4. Places of future cities: K - Kwidzyn, M - Malbork, E - Elblag
F - Frombork, BR - Braniewo, B - Balga, BD - Brandenburg
(Podkarmin), KR - Krolewiec, KL - Klajpeda, W - Wohnsdorf
Source of info: K. Gorski

Map number 16
MAP SHOWING LOCATION OF SUDOVIANS- JATVIAGANS.

Map number 17
CONQUERED PRUSAI AT ABOUT XIV CENTURY

Map number 18
MAP AFTER THIRTEEN YEARS WAR, SHOWING DIVISION OF PRUSI LAND YEAR 1466.

Map number 19
THIS MAP SHOWS SITUATION IN PRUSIA SINCE TREATY OF TORUN IN YEAR 1466 TO FIRST PARTITIONING OF POLAND YEAR 1772. POLISH ROYAL PRUSSIA CONTAINED TERRITORY OF POMERANIAN PALATINATE, MALBORK, CHELM AND PROVINCE OF WARMIA. TEUTONS KEPT THREE PROVINCES: SAMBIA, NATANGIA, UPPER PRUSIA WITH HEADQUARTER IN KROLEWIEC. Maps are from “Warmia i Mazury w rozwoju dziejowym” by OBM im. W. Ketrzynski in Olsztyn

Map number 20
FIRST PARTITIONING OF POLAND, TEUTONIC PRUSSIA ANNEXED ROYAL PRUSSIA AND IN THE SECOND GDANSK AND TORUN.

Map number 21
WAR IN 1806-1815 BETWEEN FRANCE (supported by Poles) AND TEUTONIC PRUSSIA, RUSSIA RESULTED IN CREATION OF WARSAW PRINCEDOM.

Map number 22
NAPOLEON's DEFEAT IN YEAR 1815 RESULTS FALL OF WARSAW PRINCEDOM AND ITS OCCUPATION BY RUSSIA

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EAST AND WEST PRUSSIA DIVISION

Map number 24
DEFEAT OF TEUTONIC PRUSSIA IN YEAR 1918. POLAND REGAINS ITS INDEPENDENCE WITH 62% OF WEST PRUSSIA TERRITORY.

Map number 25
LITHUANIA IN 1923 TAKES KLAJPEDA AND HITLER ON 22-nd MARCH 1939 AGAIN OCCUPIES AND INCLUDES KLAJPEDA INTO EAST PRUSSIA.

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DIVISION OF PRUSSIA AT ABOUT XVII CENTURY

Map number 27
MAP OF PRUSSIA AT THE YEAR 1886

Map number 28
MAP OF PRUSSIA AT THE YEAR 1886

Map number 29
MAP SHOWING DIVISION OF PRUSAI TERRITOTORY AFTER THE SECOND WORLD WAR.