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Poland in 1655

Historical records for Poland in 1655, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

22Records
20Events
10Named people
13Places
2Categories

Historical records

January

29 January 1655Battle of OkhmatovStanislaw Lanckoronski

Okhmatov · Warfare / Russo-Polish War

Helps defeat a joint Russian-Cossack force at Okhmatov

July

21 July 1655Swedish Attack from LivoniaJohn II Casimir

Estonia · Warfare / Northern War, 2nd

Faces Swedish forces attacking from Livonia and Pomerania

21 July 1655Swedish Invasion of PolandJohn II Casimir

Poland · Warfare / Northern War, 2nd

Faces the Swedish invasion of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth

25 July 1655Capitulation of UjscieAndrzej Grudzinski

Ujscie · Warfare / Northern War, 2nd

Joins the capitulation to Swedish forces in Greater Poland

25 July 1655Capitulation of UjscieKrzysztof Opalinski

Ujscie · Warfare / Northern War, 2nd

Submits Greater Poland forces to Sweden at Ujscie

September

8 September 1655Capture of WarsawJohn II Casimir

Warsaw · Warfare / Northern War, 2nd

Loses Warsaw to Charles X Gustav during the Swedish Deluge

September 1655Commonwealth DefenseStanislaw Rewera Potocki

Poland · Warfare / Northern War, 2nd

Works to organize Polish resistance during the Swedish Deluge

September 1655Retreat from WarsawStanislaw Lanckoronski

Warsaw · Warfare / Northern War, 2nd

Continues resistance after the Swedish capture of Warsaw

October

20 October 1655Union of KedainiaiJohn II Casimir

Kedainiai · Warfare / Northern War, 2nd

Lithuanian magnates break with Poland and accept Swedish protection

October 1655Exile of John II CasimirJohn II Casimir

Silesia · Warfare / Northern War, 2nd

Leaves the Commonwealth as Swedish forces overrun much of Poland

October 1655Exile with the CourtMarie Louise Gonzaga

Silesia · Warfare / Northern War, 2nd

Accompanies the royal court in exile during the Swedish invasion

November

18 November 1655Defense of Jasna GoraAugustyn Kordecki

Czestochowa · Warfare / Northern War, 2nd

Organizes the monastery's defense against Swedish siege forces

18 November 1655Siege of Jasna GoraJohn II Casimir

Czestochowa · Warfare / Northern War, 2nd

The monastery fortress at Jasna Gora resists the Swedish siege

18 November 1655Siege of Jasna GoraAugustyn Kordecki

Czestochowa · Warfare / Northern War, 2nd

Leads the defense of Jasna Gora against Swedish forces

December

December 1655Appeal to the NationJohn II Casimir

Silesia · Warfare / Northern War, 2nd

Calls for resistance as Swedish occupation spreads across the Commonwealth

Other Events

1655Capture of Bohdan KhmelnytskyJohn II Casimir

Zalozce · Warfare / Russo-Polish War

Uses Crimean Tatar allies during operations against Cossack forces

1655Counterattack in UkraineJohn II Casimir

Ukraine · Warfare / Russo-Polish War

Supports operations against Russian and Cossack influence in Ukraine

1655Guerrilla ResistanceStefan Czarniecki

Poland · Warfare / Northern War, 2nd

Begins to emerge as a major commander of resistance to Swedish occupation

1655Lithuanian ResistancePawel Jan Sapieha

Lithuania · Warfare / Northern War, 2nd

Opposes the pro-Swedish Radziwill policy in Lithuania

1655Russian Advance to NiemenJohn II Casimir

River Niemen · Warfare / Russo-Polish War

Faces Tsar Alexis's advance toward the River Niemen

1655Swedish Claim to Polish CrownJohn II Casimir

Poland · Warfare / Northern War, 2nd

Faces Swedish attempts to dominate the Commonwealth politically

1655Zamosc ResistanceJan Sobiepan Zamoyski

Zamosc · Warfare / Northern War, 2nd

Resists Swedish pressure from the fortified city of Zamosc

Names involved

Andrzej GrudzinskiAugustyn KordeckiJan Sobiepan ZamoyskiJohn II CasimirKrzysztof OpalinskiMarie Louise GonzagaPawel Jan SapiehaStanislaw LanckoronskiStanislaw Rewera PotockiStefan Czarniecki

Places involved

CzestochowaEstoniaKedainiaiLithuaniaOkhmatovPolandRiver NiemenSilesiaUjscieUkraineWarsawZalozceZamosc

Provenance

This page is generated from stored World History Database records matching the exact country and year shown above. Exact duplicate display records are collapsed. Records without a month are listed after the monthly sections. Source provenance varies by record; formal academic citation should be checked against the relevant primary source, archive or specialist historical reference.