25 February 1617Rule of KareliaGustavus II Adolphus
Under the Treaty of Stolbovo Russia cedes Ingermanland & eastern Karelia to Sweden
Historical records for Sweden in 1617, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Under the Treaty of Stolbovo Russia cedes Ingermanland & eastern Karelia to Sweden
Under the Treaty of Stolbovo Russia secures the return of Novgorod from Sweden
Negotiates a peace Treaty with Russia
The Treaty of Stolbovo returns Novgorod to Moscow. Sweden renounces plans to expand toward the White Sea. Russia secures the return of Novgorod from Sweden. Russia pays Sweden 20,000 silver roubles & cedes Ingermanland & eastern Karelia. Russia gives up access to the Baltic Sea. Russia gains recognition of the Tsarist title. Ends the Swedish occupation of Northern Russia
Captures several Baltic ports in Livonia & forces Poland to sign an armistice
Captures several Baltic ports in Livonia & forces Poland to sign an armistice
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