File:Historical provinces in Finland.svg
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| current | 22:51, 17 April 2021 | | 1,675 × 2,901 (830 KB) | wikimediacommons>Betelgeuse X | The River Kymi formed the boundary between the Häme Finns and the Karelians during the middle ages [1][2]. In the 15th and 16th centuries this tribal border was further confirmed, with Naulasaari serving as the meeting point of the borders of Häme, Savo, and Karelia. See for example the map "La Carelie, et l'Ingrie, ou Ingermenland", Sanson, Nicolas; Mariette, Pierre (1700). Sources [1] "Ancient Karelia" Uino, Pirjo. p118 [2] "Erämaat, Asutus ja Olot" Jalkanen, K.J. p2 |
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