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Wladyslaw IV Vasa Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Wladyslaw IV Vasa, based on 14 World History Database records associated with Poland.

14 records1595–163510 events4 places

Chronological biography

1595

Birth of Wladyslaw IV1595
House / House of Sweden · King

Birth of Wladyslaw IV, son of Sigismund III Vasa

1610

Election1610
Warfare / Russia War · King

Elected Tsar during the Polish occupation of Moscow but never takes the throne

Siege of Moscow1610
Warfare / Russia War · King · Moscow

Polish forces occupy Moscow

1617

Invasion of Muscovy1617
Warfare / Russia War · King · Muscovy

Takes part in Chodkiewiczs campaign against Muscovy

1632

Election1632
House / House of Sweden · King

Elected to succeed his father

Siege of Smolensk1632
Warfare / Russia War · King · Smolensk

Boris Shein lays siege to Smolensk

Succession1632
House / House of Sweden · King

Succeeds as King of Poland

Invasion of PolandSeptember 1632
Warfare / Russia War · King

Russia invades Poland

1633

Battle of Smolensk1633
Warfare / Russia War · King · Smolensk

Wladyslaw IV Vasa defeats the Russians

Siege of Smolensk1633
Warfare / Russia War · King · Smolensk

Breaks the Russian siege of Smolensk

1634

Siege of Smolensk1634
Warfare / Russia War · King · Smolensk

Agrees an armistice with the Russian besiegers who are allowed to leave the town

Treaty of Polyanov1634
Warfare / Russia War · King · Polyanov

Wladyslaw IV Vasa renounces his claim to the Tsardom & recognizes Michael as Tzar. Wladyslaw IV Vasa forces Tsar Michael to sign the peace of Polyanov. Confirms the Treaty of Deulin

Battle of SmolenskFebruary 1634
Warfare / Russia War · King · Smolensk

Wladyslaw IV Vasa forces the army of Boris Shein to surrender

1635

Poland War1635
Warfare / Poland War · King

Makes an advantageous peace with Sweden but fails to capture the Swedish crown

Titles and roles

King

Record provenance

This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.