 The 1788 session was the last one; parts of the Austrian-held Commonwealth territories were briefly included in the Duchy of Warsaw following the Polish–Austrian War in 1806, and the populace represented at the Sejm of the Duchy of Warsaw, but this was short lived, as the territories in question were restored to Austria following the Duchy's occupation and the terms of the Congress of Vienna in 1815.Soon afterward, in 1817, Francis I of Austria called for a new sejm, now named the Estates of Galicia (), which met again in Lviv.Most scholars, like Jacek Jędruch, see this body as a continuation of the Postulate Sejm, and discuss both of them together.