Region: Eastern Europe & Russia · Coordinates: 58.381, 26.725 · 7 events
| Year | Source | Account |
|---|---|---|
| AD 1030 | Karamzin, History of the Russian State | In 1030 Yaroslav again conquered the Chud and founded Yuryev (today Tartu). |
| AD 1133 | Novgorod First Chronicle | In February Vsevolod with the Novgorod forces strikes the Chud and takes the town of Yuriev (Tartu). |
| AD 1224 | Novgorod First Chronicle | Germans kill Prince Vyachko at Yuriev and take the city. |
| AD 1234 | Novgorod First Chronicle | Yaroslav strikes the Germans below Yuriev and pursues them to the river, defeating them. |
| AD 1262 | Novgorod First Chronicle | The Novgorod forces march out in autumn with Dmitri Alexandrovich below Yuriev. |
| AD 1560 | Karamzin, History of the Russian State | In 1560 the tsar sent 60,000 troops, 40 siege guns and 50 field guns to Dorpat (Tartu). |
| AD 1560 | Karamzin, History of the Russian State | Kurbsky struck back at the Order master's camp at dawn, seized the baggage carts, and brought 170 prisoners to Dorpat (the city is inferred from context). |