Battles
- Battle of Riga (1203)
- Battle of Koknese (1205)
- Battle of Salaspils (1206)
- Battle of Turaida (1206)
- Battle of Saaremaa, 1206
- Battle of Koknese (1208)
- Battle of Otepää (1208)
- Battle of Jersika, 1209
- Battle of Otepää (1210)
- Battle of Cēsis (1210)
- Battle of Ümera, 1210
- Battle of Turaida (1211)
- Battle of Viljandi, 1211
- Battle of Lehola, 1215
- Battle of Riga (1215)
- Battle of Soontagan, 1215
- Battle of Otepää, 1217
- Battle of Soontagan, 1217
- Battle of St. Matthew's Day, 1217
- Battle of Lyndanisse, 1219
- Siege of Mežotne, 1219
- Battle of Lihula, 1220
- Siege of Tallinn, 1221
- Battle of Soela, 1223
- Battle of the Ümera River Bridge, 1223
- Battle of Viljandi (1223)
- Siege of Tallinn (1223)
- Siege of Tartu, 1224
- Battle of Muhu, 1227
- Siege of Aizkraukle (1229)
- Battle of Saule, 1236
- Battle of Durbe, 1260
- Siege of Tērvete (1259)
- Battle of Tērvete (1270)
- Siege of Dobele (1279)
- Battle of Tērvete (1280)
- Siege of Dobele (1281)
- Battle of Riga (1281)
- Battle of Tērvete (1281)
- Battle of Garoza 1287
- Battle of Dobele (1290)
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