Treaty of Pereiaslav
The Cossack alignment with Moscow draws the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth into war
Role range: 1648-1654 – 1648-1668
Follow John II Casimir through 19 dated historical records for Poland.
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The Cossack alignment with Moscow draws the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth into war
Role range: 1648-1654 – 1648-1668
Russian forces begin the siege of Smolensk
Role range: 1654-1656 – 1648-1668
Loses Smolensk to Tsar Alexis after a siege
Role range: 1654-1656 – 1648-1668
Faces Russian advances after a Polish-Lithuanian force is defeated near Borisov
Role range: 1654-1656 – 1648-1668
Loses effective control as Russian and Cossack forces secure Kiev
Role range: 1654-1656 – 1648-1668
Faces the Russian offensive into Lithuania
Role range: 1654-1656 – 1648-1668
Russian and Cossack operations threaten Commonwealth rule in Ukraine
Role range: 1654-1667 – 1648-1668
The Cossack submission to Moscow helps provoke war with Russia
Role range: 1654-1667 – 1648-1668
Faces Swedish forces attacking from Livonia and Pomerania
Role range: 1655-1660 – 1648-1668
Faces the Swedish invasion of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth
Role range: 1655-1660 – 1648-1668
Loses Warsaw to Charles X Gustav during the Swedish Deluge
Role range: 1655-1660 – 1648-1668
Lithuanian magnates break with Poland and accept Swedish protection
Role range: 1655-1660 – 1648-1668
Leaves the Commonwealth as Swedish forces overrun much of Poland
Role range: 1655-1660 – 1648-1668
The monastery fortress at Jasna Gora resists the Swedish siege
Role range: 1655-1660 – 1648-1668
Calls for resistance as Swedish occupation spreads across the Commonwealth
Role range: 1655-1660 – 1648-1668
Faces Swedish attempts to dominate the Commonwealth politically
Role range: 1655-1660 – 1648-1668
Uses Crimean Tatar allies during operations against Cossack forces
Role range: 1654-1667 – 1648-1668
Supports operations against Russian and Cossack influence in Ukraine
Role range: 1654-1667 – 1648-1668
Faces Tsar Alexis's advance toward the River Niemen
Role range: 1654-1667 – 1648-1668
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