Liquidation of the Cossacks in Right-Bank Ukraine (1699)
The destruction of the Cossack regimental order on the Right Bank by decision of the Polish Sejm. This event was a direct and inevitable consequence of the «Eternal Peace» (1686), under which Moscow and Warsaw divided Ukraine along the Dnipro behind closed doors, depriving the Right Bank of Muscovite protection and handing it over to Poland for final assimilation[1].
Actors
| ID | Name | Description |
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| G0008 | Tsardom of Muscovy |
The destruction of the Cossack regiments by the Polish Sejm was a direct, time-delayed consequence of the "Eternal Peace" (1686), under which Moscow officially ceded the Right Bank to Warsaw, handing the indigenous population over for suppression[1]. |
Techniques Used
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| T0030 | Administrative-Territorial Division |
Abolition of the regiment-and-company administrative structure in favor of the imperial partition of lands: "as early as 1699 the Polish Sejm adopted a decision to liquidate the Cossack order on the Right Bank"[1]. |
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| T0039 | Collusion with a Third Party |
The destruction of the Cossack regiments by the Polish Sejm was a direct, time-delayed consequence of the "Eternal Peace" (1686), under which Moscow officially ceded the Right Bank to Warsaw, handing the indigenous population over for suppression[1]. |
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Instruments
| ID | Name | Description |
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| S0009 | Diplomacy |
The destruction of the Cossack regiments by the Polish Sejm was a direct, time-delayed consequence of the "Eternal Peace" (1686), under which Moscow officially ceded the Right Bank to Warsaw, handing the indigenous population over for suppression[1]. |
| S0008 | Government |
Abolition of the regiment-and-company administrative structure in favor of the imperial partition of lands: "as early as 1699 the Polish Sejm adopted a decision to liquidate the Cossack order on the Right Bank"[1]. |