08/15/1382 AD died
Kęstutis rallied his supporters in Samogitia, his son Vytautas sought soldiers in Hrodna, and his brother Liubartas recruited in Galicia–Volhynia.
In August 1382 armies of Kęstutis and Jogaila met near Trakai for a decisive battle, but it never began.[5] Both sides agreed to negotiate. Kęstutis and Vytautas arrived to Jogaila's camp, but were arrested and sent to a prison in the Kreva Castle. Their army was disbanded.
On 15 August, five days after imprisonment, Kęstutis was found dead by Skirgaila. Jogaila claimed that he hanged himself, but few believed him.[
Jogaila organized a large pagan funeral to Kęstutis: his body was burned with horses, weapons, and other treasures in Vilnius, presumably in Šventaragis' Valley.
Lattitude: 54.3166° N
Longitude: 26.2833° E
Region: Russia and Eastern Bloc
Modern Day Belarus
