(*) who forced him to sign the Treaty of Deulino.
A statue of this person stands atop a Corinthian column in a non-English Castle Square. This ruler defeated Maximilian III of Austria at the Battle of Pitschen to secure his claim to rule. Some of this king's advisors were killed in the Linkoping Bloodbath perpetrated by his uncle and regent, who defeated this king the Battle of Stangebro and became Charles IX. This man's son was elected tsar by the boyars following his victory at Klushino, but his desire for the Russian crown led to renewed war against a revolt led by Kuzma Minin and Dmitiri Pozharsky, (*) who forced him to sign the Treaty of Deulino. This king was opposed by Jan Zanmoyski and the Zebrzydowski Rebellion. This king won his first kingship after winning the votes of the Sejm after the death of Stefan Bathory, and moved the capital from Krakow to Warsaw. For 10 points, name this King of Poland during the Time of Troubles who briefly ruled Sweden in personal union.
A statue of this person stands atop a Corinthian column in a non-English Castle Square.
Sigismund III Vasa [or Sigismund Vasa; prompt on Sigismund]