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This list shows all unique key legend terms introduced in The Baltic Lands map series. Comments are noted with an '*' (asterisk). |
Austrian Empire
Bohemian
Brandenburg & Prussia *4
Danish
Denmark & Norway
Heathen Turanian
House of Austria
Hungarian
Lettish
Lithuania
Lithuanian
Military Order *3
Military Orders *3
Mongols &c *1
Norwegian
Poland
Poland & Lithuania
Poland & Polish Fiefs
Polish
Prussia
Russia
Russian
Sweden
Swedish
Teutonic Order
Turks & Tartars
Turks &c *1
United Scandinavia
Warsaw & Saxony
Western Slavonic
*1
"&c" is a scribal abbreviation for "et cetera" meaning "and others"
or "and so forth". More commonly abbreviated in English as "etc."
[Lucinda Welenc]
This symbol occurs in 10 of
the 12
legends with specific reference to the Mongols (1220-1478)
and the Turks (1617-1809). Who are "&c"?
Submit comment(s).
*2 "Brandenbg" is most likely "Brandenburg" with the "ur" omitted due to space constraints - see legend circa 1701. Both "Brandenbg" and "Brandenburg" are indexed. Submit comment(s).
*3 No comment as to the relevance of change from the plural Orders to singular Order. Unless otherwise noted, the singular form Order is used as standard for indexing. Submit comment(s).
*4 No comment as to the relevance of change from Brandenburg & Prussia to Prussia & Brandenbg. Is the order in which peoples are represented related to the majority or power of peoples? Both are indexed. Submit comment(s).
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