Baltic grain and timber trade under the Hanseatic League (c. 13th–16th centuries)

1. Lübeck–Hamburg alliance secures Baltic routes

   Jan 1, 1241Labels: L beck, Hamburg

   • Britannica

2. Hanseatic network expands to key Baltic ports

   Jan 1, 1300Labels: Visby, Riga, Danzig

   • Britannica

3. First Hanseatic Diet meets in Lübeck

   Feb 2, 1356Labels: Hanseatic Diet, L beck, Hansetag

   • Hanseatic Diet
   • THE HANSA

4. Hanseatic embargo restores Bruges trading privileges

   Jan 1, 1358Labels: Bruges, Hanseatic embargo

   • Britannica 1911

5. Treaty of Stralsund boosts Hanseatic leverage

   May 24, 1370Labels: Treaty of, Denmark, Hanseatic League

   • Britannica
   • deWiki

6. Dano–Hanseatic War reinforces regional sea power

   Jan 1, 1426Labels: Dano Hanseatic, Hanseatic League, Denmark

   • Dano Hanseatic War

7. Treaty of Copenhagen opens Baltic grain trade to Dutch

   Jan 1, 1441Labels: Treaty of, Dutch merchants

   • Treaty Copenhagen

8. Thirteen Years’ War disrupts Prussian grain commerce

   Feb 4, 1454Labels: Thirteen Years, Vistula River, Teutonic Order

   • Britannica
   • Thirteen Years War

9. Second Peace of Thorn reorders Prussian control

   Oct 19, 1466Labels: Second Peace, Royal Prussia, Danzig

   • Britannica
   • Thirteen Years War

10. Anglo-Hanseatic War ends with Utrecht treaty

    Jan 1, 1474Labels: Treaty of, England, Hanseatic League

    • Anglo Hanseatic War
    • Treaty Utrecht

11. Ivan III closes Novgorod kontor, weakening eastern trade

    Jan 1, 1494Labels: Novgorod kontor, Ivan III, Novgorod

    • Peterhof
    • Hanseatic League

12. Last Hanseatic Diet marks end of effective league

    Jul 1, 1669Labels: Last Hanseatic, L beck, Decline of

    • THE HANSA
    • Britannica