Region: Eastern Europe & Russia · Coordinates: 59.999, 32.294 · 7 events
| Year | Source | Account |
|---|---|---|
| AD 1114 | Karamzin, History of the Russian State | In 1114 Mstislav widened the walls of Novgorod, and the merchant Pavel began building a stone fortress at Staraya Ladoga. |
| AD 1116 | Novgorod First Chronicle | Pavel, the Ladoga market official, begins the stone fortress of Ladoga. |
| AD 1153 | Novgorod First Chronicle | Archbishop Nifont begins the stone church of St. Clement at Ladoga. |
| AD 1159 | Karamzin, History of the Russian State | Swedish troops, having taken Finland, came by boat to the mouth of the Volkhov and aimed at Ladoga, but the Novgorodians defeated them. |
| AD 1164 | Novgorod First Chronicle | The Swedish army attacks Ladoga; the Ladogans hold out in the fortress, and Sviatoslav with the Novgorod forces comes to their rescue. |
| AD 1228 | Novgorod First Chronicle | The Emi invade from Lake Ladoga, and the Novgorodians go with Yaroslav to Ladoga. |
| AD 1314 | Karamzin, History of the Russian State | In 1314 Swedish troops burned Ladoga; the Karelians admitted the Swedes into Kexholm and many Rus were killed. |