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Stanisław Koniecpolski, (Koniecpol, 1590/1594 [1] – Brody, 11 de março de 1646) foi um nobre polonês , magnata, funcionário do governo (senador e castelão), voivoda de Sandomierz a partir de 1625, e Grão-Hetman (o segundo cargo militar em importância, depois do rei) da República das Duas Nações.
Battle of Trzciana. Stanisław Koniecpolski (1591 – 11 March 1646) was a Polish military commander, regarded as one of the most talented and capable in the history of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. He was also a magnate, a royal official ( starosta ), a castellan, a member of the Polish nobility ( szlachta ), and the voivode ...
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Stanisław Koniecpolski. Ten artykuł dotyczy hetmana wielkiego koronnego. Zobacz też: inne osoby o tym imieniu i nazwisku. Stanisław Koniecpolski ok. 1640 r. Pałac w Podhorcach z lat 1637-1641 pod Brodami. Cytadela bastionowa w Brodach. Nagrobek hetmana Koniecpolskiego w kościele w Koniecpolu koło Częstochowy. Popiersie na Pałacu Ursynowskim.
Stanisław Koniecpolski (born c. 1591—died March 12, 1646, Brody, Pol.) was a military and political leader of Poland who won major victories against the Turks, the Tatars, and the Swedes. Appointed field commander of the Polish forces in 1619, Koniecpolski was captured during the Battle of Cecorą (Ţuţora; 1620) by the Turks and held ...
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378 lat temu, 11 marca 1646 zmarł Stanisław Koniecpolski, hetman wielki koronny, jeden z najwybitniejszych polskich wodzów XVII wieku. Potężny magnat zaprawiony w bojach. Jako hetman wielki ...
Stanisław Koniecpolski commanded the right flank of the Commonwealth forces during the ensuing battle.
print. Koniecpolski, Stanisław, b 9 February 1591 in Koniecpol, Poland, d 12 March 1646 in Brody. Polish magnate and military figure. One of the largest landowners in Bratslav voivodeship, he was the Polish field hetman (1619–32), then grand hetman (from 1632). From 1625 he also headed the commission for the regulation of Cossack affairs.
