Reisivaldkond
Reisivaldkond is a historical region that was part of the Russian Empire and is now a part of the Republic of Estonia. The area was initially inhabited by Estonian and Livonian people, and was a major center for fur trade and other economic activities. The name "Reisivaldkond" roughly translates to "land of journey" or "borderland" in Estonian.
In the 13th century, Reisivaldkond was conquered by the Teutonic Order and became part of the Hanseatic
During the 16th century, Reisivaldkond was incorporated into the Swedish Empire, which also included present-day Sweden,
Reisivaldkond was annexed by Russia in 1721 following the Great Northern War. The region was part of