Gauja [Gow-yu]: The largest river entirely within Latvia. Its course lies NE of Riga. Henry: A Latvian who was educated in Germany and became a Christian priest in Latvia. He is remembered as "Henry of Livonia" Holy Father: The Pope; Celestine III proclaimed the third Northern Crusade (the Baltic Crusade) in 1193; Innocent III succeeded Celestine, and appointed Bishop Albert in 1198. Ikskile [Eeks-chill-e]: A Livian town on the northern bank of the Daugava, SE of Riga; the Germans had already built a fort there before the arrival of Albert. Kalapuisis [Kull-u-poo-iss-iss]: A gigantic Estonian warrior; more or less the Estonian equivalent of Bearslayer. Kangars [Kun-gars]: A Latvian holy man who had secretly made a pact with the Devil. Kaupa [Cow-pu]: A great Latvian Lord whose stockade was at Turaida on the Gauja. Kingdom of Dreams: A land in the east where sky and earth meet and the gates of Heaven and Hell are found. It is the home of the Sons of the Gods and the Daughters of the Sun. Koknesis [Kwock-ness-is]: A mighty youth who lived near the River Perse; Bearslayer's close friend. kokle [kwock-le]: Traditional Latvian musical instrument - something like a zither. Kegums [Chag-ums]: A town on the Daugava about 50 Km. SE of Riga. Laima [Lye-mu]: The Goddess of Destiny/of Happiness. Laimdota [Lime-dwo-tu]: The beautiful, virtuous, learned and wise daughter of Burtnieks. Lake Peipus [Pay-puss]: A large lake along the border between Estonia and Russia Latvian Lords: Latvian chieftains or clan (family) heads who lived in stockades (castles) behind wooden palisades on higher ground along the tributaries of the major rivers. Lielvarde [Lee-ell-var-de]: A Latvian stronghold on the northern bank of the Daugava, about 55 Km. SE of Riga; home of Bearslayer and his foster father, Lielvardis.