Polish–Lithuanian expansion eastward

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Polish–Lithuanian expansion eastward refers to the historical process by which the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth extended its political and military influence into the eastern territories of Eastern Europe, particularly at the expense of neighboring Rus' and Muscovite lands.

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instanceOf aspect of Polish–Lithuanian history
historical process
territorial expansion
appliesToTerritory Chernihiv region NERFINISHED
Podolia NERFINISHED
Ruthenian lands NERFINISHED
Smolensk region NERFINISHED
Volhynia NERFINISHED
modern-day Belarus
modern-day Ukraine
parts of modern-day Russia
endTime 17th century
hasCause competition with Muscovy for control of Rus' lands
desire to control trade routes in Eastern Europe
dynastic policies of the Jagiellonian dynasty
political ambitions of Polish and Lithuanian elites
hasComponent Lithuanian expansion into Rus' principalities
Polish expansion into Red Ruthenia
Polish–Lithuanian wars with Muscovy NERFINISHED
Union of Krewo and subsequent Polish–Lithuanian unions NERFINISHED
Union of Lublin NERFINISHED
hasEffect Polish–Lithuanian control over Kyiv at various times
Polish–Lithuanian control over Smolensk at various times
formation of the Cossack frontier society
incorporation of large Orthodox Christian populations into the Commonwealth
integration of Ruthenian nobility into the Commonwealth political system
intensification of conflict with Muscovy
later Cossack uprisings against Polish rule
long-term Polish–Russian rivalry over Ukraine and Belarus
religious tensions between Catholic and Orthodox communities
shaping of the Polish–Muscovite frontier
spread of Polish–Lithuanian political institutions eastward
hasOpponent Grand Duchy of Moscow NERFINISHED
Tsardom of Russia NERFINISHED
various Rus' principalities
hasParticipant Grand Duchy of Lithuania NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Poland NERFINISHED
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth NERFINISHED
hasTemporalExtent early modern period
late Middle Ages
influenced ethnic composition of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
later national movements in Ukraine and Belarus
influencedBy decline of the Golden Horde
fragmentation of Rus' principalities
partOf history of Eastern Europe
history of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
relatedEvent Khmelnytsky Uprising NERFINISHED
Livonian War NERFINISHED
Polish–Muscovite War (1605–1618) NERFINISHED
Thirteen Years’ War with the Teutonic Order NERFINISHED
Truce of Andrusovo NERFINISHED
startTime 14th century

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Polish–Lithuanian occupation of Smolensk partOf Polish–Lithuanian expansion eastward