Bartoszyce

Bartoszyce is a metropolis at the Lyna River in northeastern Poland with 25,621 populations. It is the capital of Bartoszyce County in the Warmian Masurian Voivodeship. Around 1241 the Teutonic Knights constructed a fortress on the left shore of the Alle Lyna River on the border among the Prussian regions of Natangia and Bartia. The citadel became a part of the Komturei Balga. It became first composed of block houses, palisades, and earthworks and later constructed from bricks. Besieged by means of Old Prussians for 4 years during a Prussian uprising beginning in 1260, the castle turned into destroyed in 1264. The Order rebuilt the citadel quickly afterwards, but this was besieged via Sudovians in 1273.

After uprisings ended, the knights constructed him Ogdensburg out of stone from 1274 to 80. During the 14^th and 15^th centuries, the castle turned into administered by means of the Komtur of Balga. An agreement evolved near the caste at the proper shore of the Alle River contrary the citadel. First documented in 1326 below the name Rosenthal, it acquired metropolis privileges from Grand Master Luther von Braunschweig in 1332.