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Even for someone familliar with the general historical background to these events the narrative details of this particular battle are unclear, not to say confused. Does the term 'Livs', as used here, refer to the Livonian tribe or to the Livonian Order(ger:Schwertbrüder; eng: Brothers of the Sword)? Ditto with regard to the term Latgals. It would be useful if the article could be rewritten or expanded. 86.158.95.91 ( talk) 12:48, 5 September 2011 (UTC) reply