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Carl Gustav Rehnskiold Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Carl Gustav Rehnskiold, based on 9 World History Database records associated with Sweden.

9 records1700–17097 events6 places

Chronological biography

1700

Battle of Narva30 November 1700
Warfare / Great Northern War · Count · Field Marshal · Narva

Carl Gustav Rehnskiold helps command the Swedish attack at Narva.

1701

Duna Battle Command9 July 1701
Warfare / Great Northern War · General · Swedish Commander · Duna

Rehnskiold commands Swedish troops during the successful river crossing.

1702

Kliszow Command19 July 1702
Warfare / Great Northern War · General · Swedish Commander · Kliszow

Rehnskiold commands Swedish formations during the victory at Kliszow.

1703

Pultusk Command1 May 1703
Warfare / Great Northern War · General · Swedish Commander · Pultusk

Rehnskiold commands Swedish troops during the victory at Pultusk.

1706

Treaty of Altranstadt24 September 1706
Warfare / Great Northern War · Field Marshal · Altranstadt

Rehnskiold's victories help place Sweden in the strong position that forces Augustus II to negotiate.

1709

Battle of Poltava17 June 1709
Warfare / Great Northern War · Field Marshal · Poltava

Assumes greater control after Charles XII is disabled by a wound.

Battle of Poltava28 June 1709
Warfare / Great Northern War · Field Marshal · Poltava

Commands the Swedish army during the main battle and is captured.

Battle of Poltava28 June 1709
Warfare / Great Northern War · Field Marshal · Poltava

Takes operational command after Charles XII is wounded before the battle.

Capture at Poltava28 June 1709
Warfare / Great Northern War · Field Marshal · Poltava

Rehnskiold is captured by Russian forces after the Swedish defeat at Poltava.

Titles and roles

Count · Field Marshal · Field Marshal · General · Swedish Commander

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.