Historical place archive

Lesnaya in History

Browse historical events and people recorded at Lesnaya in Sweden. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.

8 records6 event labels2 people1708–1708

Historical events in Lesnaya

1708

28 September 1708
Aftermath of Lesnaya
Charles XII · Great Northern War

The defeat of Lewenhaupt's supply army at Lesnaya damages Charles XII's Russian campaign.

28 September 1708
Battle of Lesnaya
Adam Ludwig Lewenhaupt · Great Northern War

Lewenhaupt's supply army is defeated by Russian forces, depriving Charles XII of vital reinforcements.

28 September 1708
Battle of Lesnaya
Charles XII · Great Northern War

Loses vital supplies when Lewenhaupt's convoy is defeated.

28 September 1708
Battle of Lesnaya
Charles XII · Great Northern War

The loss of Lewenhaupt's convoy at Lesnaya leaves Charles XII without the supplies needed for the Moscow campaign.

28 September 1708
Battle of Poltava
Adam Ludwig Lewenhaupt · Great Northern War

His supply column is badly damaged before joining Charles XII.

28 September 1708
Invasion of Russia
Charles XII · Great Northern War

Charles XII's campaign is weakened after Russian forces destroy Lewenhaupt's supply column at Lesnaya.

28 September 1708
Second Army
Charles XII · Great Northern War

The second Swedish army carrying supplies and reinforcements is routed at Lesnaya.

28 September 1708
Supply Convoy Loss
Charles XII · Great Northern War

The loss of the supply convoy at Lesnaya leaves Charles XII short of provisions before the Ukrainian campaign.

Provenance

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