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Treaty of
Radnot was a
treaty signed during the
Second Northern War in
Radnot in
Transylvania (now
Iernut in Romania) on 6
December 1656. The
treaty divided...
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Iernut (Hungarian:
Radnót,
pronounced [
ˈrɒdnoːt]) is a town in Mureș County,
central Transylvania, Romania. It
administers eight villages: Cipău (Maroscsapó)...
- phase: Poland–Lithuania
Crimean Khanate Radnot phase:
Cossack Hetmanate Transylvania Sweden Moldavia
Radnot phase: Poland–Lithuania
Crimean Khanate...
- in the
Duchy of
Prussia in
return for
military aid, and in the
Treaty of
Radnot allied himself with the
Transylvanian George II Rákóczi who
invaded Poland–Lithuania...
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Second Northern War: 1st Habsburg–Polish
alliance against Sweden Treaty of
Radnot It
envisaged a
partition of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth; Transylvania...
- both
sides to help each
other in war. On
December 8, 1656, the
Treaty of
Radnot was signed,
which divided Poland-Lithuania
among Charles X Gustav, Bogusław...
- in the
Duchy of
Prussia in
return for
military aid, and in the
Treaty of
Radnot allied himself with the
Transylvanian George II Rákóczi who
invaded Poland-Lithuania...
- Deluge, then by the
troops of
George II Rákóczi
leading to the
Treaty of
Radnot.
During the
Great Northern War, the
Swedes again captured Rzeszów, in 1702...
- army of
George II Rákóczi. In late
January 1657,
following the
Treaty of
Radnot,
southern provinces of the Polish–Lithuanian
Commonwealth were
invaded by...
- of
Lithuania (this was also
confirmed in
another treaty, the
treaty of
Radnot). The
Swedish defeat and
eventual retreat from the
territories of the Commonwealth...
