Mysliborz

Mysliborz is a city in north-west Poland, in West Pomeranian Voivodeship. It is the capital of the Powiat of Mysliborz, with a populace of 11,867. The city's official site mentions an agreement inhabited with the aid of a pre-Slavic populace from Lusatian tradition at the beaches of the lake within the 7^th century, which later become a West Slavic fort in the 10^th and 11^th centuries; the location changed into included into Poland by using the Piast duke Mieszko I by using the end of the 10^th century.

According to the metropolis's site, the metropolis site turned into a fishing settlement referred to as Soltyn, located on buying and selling direction between Silesia and Greater Poland towards Oder delta. It is from this fishing settlement that the later German call of the metropolis comes: Soldin. The site became obtained as a rest house by the Dominican Order in 1234, even as the castle became ceded to the Knights Templar and eventually offered to the Ascanian margraves Johann I and Otto III of Brandenburg in 1261. Together with the close by castellany of Santok, the former Greater Polish lands had been incorporated into the Brandenburgian Neumark territory.