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11:5311:53, 11 November 2023 diff hist +2,519 Litvinism supplement with documents and works of historians of the 16th-20th centuries, giving links to sources. Purely from a neutral side and for informational purposes. Tag: Disambiguation links added

14:5514:55, 22 October 2023 diff hist +1,926 Władysław Syrokomla →Works: A little about Syrokomli’s thoughts about the Belarusian language Tag: Visual edit: Switched
12:3712:37, 22 October 2023 diff hist +106 User:Aŭhust/sandbox No edit summary current
12:3312:33, 22 October 2023 diff hist −18 User:Aŭhust/sandbox No edit summary
12:3312:33, 22 October 2023 diff hist +2 User:Aŭhust/sandbox No edit summary
12:3212:32, 22 October 2023 diff hist +600 N User:Aŭhust/sandbox ←Created page with '{{User sandbox}}  '''«Teka Wileńska»''' — A scientific and literary periodical published in Vilno (Vilnius) in 1857-1858 in Polish by Adam Honory Kirkor (1818-1886).thumb|Teka Wilenska cover The publication was popular, but a year and a half later it was banned by decree of the Russian government after the publication of a letter from the famous historian and political emigrant Jo...' Tag: Visual edit: Switched

10:4010:40, 8 October 2023 diff hist +687 Mindaugas It is worth mentioning one of the theories about the coronation of Mindaugas. The theory is accompanied by the opinion of the 19th century Polish historian Matej Strykowski. Tags: Reverted Disambiguation links added
08:5908:59, 8 October 2023 diff hist +1 Grand Duchy of Lithuania Not only was the Lithuanian language not used at all at that time, and no laws were written in it. But if we believe your words about the fact that only the Lithuanians created the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, then they should have spoken their own Lithuanian, but the country was created in the process of merging the Slavs and Balts, the Slavs were culturally superior to the Lithuanians, so the Lithuanians adopted the Rusyn language, although the Samogitians had it, a process was not as effective. Tag: Reverted

15:4315:43, 7 October 2023 diff hist 0 Grand Duchy of Lithuania It is much more logical to put the Ruthenian language as the first language of the state. After all, the main documents of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania - statutes - were written in this language. In addition, almost the entire population of the state spoke this language. Also from one of the statutes there is a phrase: "In the language[Ruthenian] of power we have written off rules..." - Языком власным права списанные маем… Tags: Reverted Mobile edit Mobile web edit