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Pospolite ruszenie (Polish pronunciation: [
pɔspɔˈlitɛ ruˈʂɛɲɛ], lit. m**** mobilization; "Noble Host", Latin:
motio belli, the
French term levée en m****e...
- the Sejm. In the 17th
century a
Regimentarz was also the
commander of
Pospolite ruszenie in
cases where a
castellan or a
voivode could not
command personally...
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purpose of
regaining their castles. In the
Battle of Sępopole, the
Polish pospolite ruszenie was defeated, and main
Teutonic forces,
commanded by Moravian...
- Smolensk,
Samuel Drucki Sokoliński [pl], had
about 500
volunteers from
pospolite ruszenie and 2,500
regular army
soldiers and
Zaporozhian Cossacks. In...
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mobilising one man from each ten cottages, and on 3
December appointed the
pospolite ruszenie as
auxiliaries to the
regular troops.
These regular Army units...
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Chmielnicki Uprising, he was
elected as one of the
Regimentarz of the
pospolite ruszenie and took part on the
losing side of the
Battle of
Pyliavtsi in...
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chancellors or the
deputy chancellors. The king had no
right to call a
pospolite ruszenie (levée en m****e)
without the
approval of the Sejm. Further, the...
- Lubomirski, with the
support of part of the army and the
conscripted pospolite ruszenie,
defeated royal forces at the
Battle of
Matwy in 1666. The rebellion...
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limited importance.
Hetmans usually had no
direct control over the levy (
pospolite ruszenie), but they
could give
orders to the
regimentars who commanded...
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undermined Polish eastern trade. The king
promised help and
called the
pospolite ruszenie, the
royal army and mercenaries. In
November 1485, the Poles...
