In this engagement, Grand Master Ulrich von Jungingen was defeated by the combined forces of Vytautas the Great and Wladyslaw II Jagiello.
A forty-eight parchment manuscript full of descriptions of the banners left on the field of this battle is called the Banderia Prutenorum and was written by Johannes Longinus. Prior to this battle, the Peace of Raciaz was signed to put an end to the first Samogitian Urpsing, although the second one led directly to this engagement. The conflict in which this battle took place was ended by the Peace of Thorn, and victory here was made possible by the Union of Krewo. The victorious side in this battle placed the Drewenz River at their backs, and this battle was fought between the towns of Stebark and Ludwigsdorf. In this engagement, Grand Master Ulrich von Jungingen was defeated by the combined forces of Vytautas the Great and Wladyslaw II Jagiello. For 10 points, name this 1410 victory for Poland-Lithuania over the Teutonic Knights.
A forty-eight parchment manuscript full of descriptions of the banners left on the field of this battle is called the Banderia Prutenorum and was written by Johannes Longinus.
Battle of {Grunwald} [or First Battle of {Tannenberg}; or Battle of {Zilgiris}]