Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army

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The Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army was the early modern military force of the Polish–Lithuanian state, renowned for its elite cavalry, diverse multinational composition, and significant role in Central and Eastern European conflicts from the 16th to 18th centuries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf early modern army
military organization
alsoKnownAs Crown and Lithuanian Army NERFINISHED
Wojsko Rzeczypospolitej Obojga Narodów NERFINISHED
commandStructure Crown Hetman NERFINISHED
Field Hetman of Lithuania NERFINISHED
Field Hetman of the Crown NERFINISHED
Grand Hetman of Lithuania NERFINISHED
country Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth NERFINISHED
dissolvedFollowing Partitions of Poland NERFINISHED
doctrine cavalry-centered tactics
combined arms operations
use of shock cavalry charges
endTime 1795
engagedIn Bar Confederation NERFINISHED
Battle of Berestechko NERFINISHED
Battle of Cecora (1620) NERFINISHED
Battle of Chocim (1621) NERFINISHED
Battle of Kircholm NERFINISHED
Battle of Klushino NERFINISHED
Battle of Kłuszyn NERFINISHED
Battle of Vienna (1683) NERFINISHED
Battle of Warsaw (1656) NERFINISHED
Deluge NERFINISHED
Great Northern War NERFINISHED
Khmelnytsky Uprising NERFINISHED
Kościuszko Uprising NERFINISHED
Livonian War NERFINISHED
Polish–Muscovite War (1605–1618) NERFINISHED
Polish–Swedish wars NERFINISHED
War of the Polish Succession NERFINISHED
ethnicComposition Cossacks NERFINISHED
Germans NERFINISHED
Hungarians NERFINISHED
Lithuanians NERFINISHED
Poles
Ruthenians NERFINISHED
Scots
Swedes NERFINISHED
Tatars NERFINISHED
Wallachians NERFINISHED
fundedBy taxes approved by the Sejm
garrison Kamianets-Podilskyi NERFINISHED
Kraków NERFINISHED
Lviv NERFINISHED
Vilnius NERFINISHED
Warsaw NERFINISHED
governedBy Sejm of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth NERFINISHED
hasPart Polish winged hussars NERFINISHED
Royal Guard of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth NERFINISHED
artillery
court guard units
dragoons
foreign mercenary regiments
infantry
light cavalry
pancerni cavalry NERFINISHED
pospolite ruszenie NERFINISHED
registered Cossacks
historicalPeriod 16th century
17th century
18th century
languageOfCommand Latin
Polish
Ruthenian
militaryBranch artillery
cavalry
engineers
infantry
notableCommander Hetman Jan Tarnowski NERFINISHED
Jan Karol Chodkiewicz NERFINISHED
Jan Sobieski NERFINISHED
Jan Zamoyski NERFINISHED
Michał Kazimierz Pac NERFINISHED
Stanisław Koniecpolski NERFINISHED
Stanisław Żółkiewski NERFINISHED
Stephen Báthory NERFINISHED
notableFeature increasing professionalization in the 18th century
limited standing army in early period
multinational composition
strong noble cavalry tradition
notableFor winged hussars NERFINISHED
opposedBy Brandenburg-Prussia NERFINISHED
Cossack Hetmanate NERFINISHED
Crimean Khanate NERFINISHED
Habsburg Monarchy NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Sweden NERFINISHED
Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
Tsardom of Russia NERFINISHED
partOf Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth NERFINISHED
recruitment mercenary contracts
noble levy
volunteer enlistment
religiousComposition Jews NERFINISHED
Muslims
Orthodox Christians
Protestants
Roman Catholics
standardEquipment arquebus
field artillery
lance
musket
pike
sabre
startTime 1569
supremeCommander Grand Duke of Lithuania NERFINISHED
King of Poland NERFINISHED
usedBy Grand Duchy of Lithuania NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Poland NERFINISHED

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Polish winged hussars partOf Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army
Russian popular militias opposed Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army
this entity surface form: Polish–Lithuanian forces
Jan Karol Chodkiewicz militaryBranch Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army
Battle of Moscow (1612) belligerent Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army
this entity surface form: Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth forces
uprising of Minin and Pozharsky opponent Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army
this entity surface form: Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth forces
Battle of Honigfelde (Mewe) hasParticipant Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army
this entity surface form: Polish–Lithuanian army
Polish–Lithuanian occupation of the Moscow Kremlin occupyingForce Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army
this entity surface form: Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth forces
Battle of Warsaw (1656) primaryBelligerent1 Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army
this entity surface form: John II Casimir’s royal army
Battle of Zhovti Vody combatantSide Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army
Battle of Berestechko hasParticipant Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army
this entity surface form: Polish crown army
Russo-Polish wars opposingForce Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army
this entity surface form: Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth armed forces
War in Defense of the Constitution belligerent Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army
this entity surface form: Army of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
Battle of Mir (1792) combatant Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army
this entity surface form: Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth forces
Battle of Batih belligerent Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army
War of 1792 belligerent Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army
this entity surface form: Army of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
Battle of Zieleńce combatant1 Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army
this entity surface form: Crown Army of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
Battle of Pyliavtsi side Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth army
this entity surface form: Polish–Lithuanian forces