Lublin
;
English
:
/
?
lu
?
bl
?
n
/
;
Latin
:
Lublinum
)
is
the
____________________
largest
city
in
Poland
and
the
second
largest
city
of
Lesser
Poland
.
It
is
the
capital
and
the
center
of
Lublin
Voivodeship
(
province
)
with
a
population
of
349
,
103
(
March
2011
)
.
Lublin
is
the
largest
Polish
city
____________________
of
the
Vistula
River
and
is
approximately
170
kilometres
(
106
miles
)
to
the
southeast
of
Warsaw
by
road
.
The
location
of
Lublin
at
the
eastern
borders
of
the
Polish
lands
gave
it
military
significance
.
During
the
first
half
of
the
13th
century
,
Lublin
was
a
target
of
attacks
by
____________________
,
Ruthenians
and
Lithuanians
,
which
resulted
in
its
destruction
.
[
6
]
It
was
also
ruled
by
Kingdom
of
Galicia
?
Volhynia
between
1289
and
1302
.
[
6
]
Lublin
was
founded
as
a
town
by
____________________
?
adys
?
aw
I
the
Elbow
-
high
or
between
1258
and
1279
during
the
rule
of
prince
Boles
?
aw
V
the
Chaste
.
[
6
]
Casimir
III
the
Great
,
appreciating
the
site's
strategic
importance
,
built
a
masonry
____________________
in
1341
and
encircled
the
city
with
defensive
walls
.
[
7
]
From
1326
,
if
not
earlier
,
the
stronghold
on
Castle
Hill
included
a
____________________
in
honor
of
the
Holy
Trinity
.
A
stone
church
dated
to
the
years
1335
-
1370
exists
to
this
day
.
The
premier
museum
in
the
city
is
the
Lublin
____________________
,
one
of
the
oldest
and
largest
museums
of
Eastern
Poland
,
as
well
as
the
____________________
State
Museum
with
121
,
404
visitors
in
2011
.
