The map shows the areas of conflict between Teutonic Prussia and Poland and Lithuania during the reigns of Jogaila (Władysław II Jagiełło) and Vytautas. The areas on the borders of Prussia and Poland were particularly disputed: towns often changed hands, and Dobrzyń Land (striped) was passed back and forward as a result of various deals, treaties, and battles. Samogitia (also striped) was also strongly disputed between the Teutonic Order and Lithuania, because the Knights wished to link up with the Livonian Lands further north. After the Battle of Grunwald in 1410, a series of treaties established Polish control over Dobrzyń Land and Lithuanian control over Samogitia for good, marking the beginning of the Teutonic State's decline.
This file was derived from: Polish and Lithuanian Conflict with Prussia. 1377-1435..pngThis file was derived from: Poland, Lithuania and Teutonic state at the beginning of the XV es.svg
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