Region: Eastern Europe & Russia · Coordinates: 57.819, 28.332 · 20 events
| Year | Source | Account |
|---|---|---|
| AD 1137 | Novgorod First Chronicle | Vsevolod Mstislavich comes to Pskov and tries to regain power. |
| AD 1176 | Karamzin, History of the Russian State | On news that the Estonians had besieged Pskov in 1176, the prince gathered 20,000 troops within a few days and set out to fight. |
| AD 1190 | Novgorod First Chronicle | The Pskovians annihilate the Chud of the coast of seven ships. |
| AD 1192 | Novgorod First Chronicle | Yaroslav sits in Pskov; he captures and burns Medvezhya Golova. |
| AD 1213 | Novgorod First Chronicle | Lithuania plunders and burns Pskov. |
| AD 1242 | Novgorod First Chronicle | Alexander drives the Germans and the Chud out of Pskov and marches into the land of the Chud. |
| AD 1266 | Karamzin, History of the Russian State | Dovmont, a kinsman of Mindaugas, left his homeland, was baptized in Pskov and gained great prestige. |
| AD 1266 | Novgorod First Chronicle | Pskov seats the Lithuanian prince Dovmont as its prince and campaigns into Lithuania. |
| AD 1269 | Karamzin, History of the Russian State | The master of the Livonian Order entered Pskov territory with ships and cavalry, burned Izborsk and besieged Pskov. |
| AD 1269 | Novgorod First Chronicle | The Germans besiege Pskov for ten days and fail; the Novgorod forces pursue them. |
| AD 1298 | Novgorod First Chronicle | The Germans attack Pskov in winter and burn it, but Dovmont and the Pskovians repel them. |
| AD 1299 | Karamzin, History of the Russian State | In 1299 the Livonian Order suddenly besieged Pskov and plundered the monastery. |
| AD 1342 | Novgorod First Chronicle | Pskov, hearing of a German invasion, asks for help, and Novgorod hurries out on campaign. |
| AD 1343 | Novgorod First Chronicle | Pskovians on a campaign into German land face the Germans on Lake Ostretsino. |
| AD 1352 | Novgorod First Chronicle | A great plague in Pskov; Pskov calls Archbishop Vasily and receives his blessing. |
| AD 1390 | Novgorod First Chronicle | Vasily Dmitriyevich is enthroned; the Novgorod forces march on Pskov and Pskov makes peace. |
| AD 1402 | Karamzin, History of the Russian State | In 1402 the German Order concluded a treaty with Vitovt and Svidrigailo, aiming to annex Pskov. |
| AD 1480 | Karamzin, History of the Russian State | The German army burned the small town of Kovyli, killing about 4,000 residents, and on 20 August 1480 besieged Pskov. |
| AD 1547 | Karamzin, History of the Russian State | In spring 1547 the citizens of Pskov complained to the new tsar about the abuses of the governor Turuntai-Pronsky. |
| AD 1608 | Karamzin, History of the Russian State | Osinin went from Novgorod to the rebellious Pskov, aiming to break the enemy in the open field and take the castle. |