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Hetman is a
political title from
Central and
Eastern Europe,
historically ****igned to
military commanders (comparable to a
field marshal or
imperial marshal...
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November 10, 1764, the
hetmanship in
Ukraine was abolished. "In 1764, the
queen ordered Razumovskyi to
renounce the
hetmanship, and he did so.
Power from...
- Sich. At the end of October, the
Zaporizhia ousted Barabash from the
hetmanship and
elected Sahaidachny as his
hetman for the
second time.
Between October...
- The
Nizhyn Regiment (Ukrainian: Ніжинський полк) was one of ten territorial-administrative
subdivisions of the
Cossack Hetmanate. The regiment's capital...
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rescinded by a
second Sejm
which sat at the end of the same year: the
Hetmanship was suspended, the
party of
Maximilian was amnestied, the
Zborowskis were...
- with Żółkiewski's performance, the king did not give him the
Grand Crown Hetmanship that he coveted,
although he was
appointed to the
office of the voivode...
- he
surrendered to
Augustus II the
Strong and was
forced to
abandon his
hetmanship. In 1716, he
joined the anti-Saxon Tarnogród Confederation. In the last...
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Following Doroshenko's
death both
Fedorovych and
Chorny laid
their claim to
Hetmanship while only the latter's
claim was
recognized by the
Polish Crown despite...
- in a
position of an
unofficial hetman-like authority. The
Field Crown Hetmanship went to
Jerzy Sebastian Lubomirski, also an
accomplished commander, if...
- [Historical
monographs of
Mykola Kostomarov] (in Ukrainian).
Volume 6 :
Hetmanship of Ivan Vyhovsky. З друк. Павловського. Russian: Осада Варвы;Ukrainian:...
