During the first conflict of this name, local forces in the monastery of Jasna Gora (yasna goorakh) held off the attacking forces of an invasion sometimes termed "The Deluge.
During the first conflict of this name, local forces in the monastery of Jasna Gora (yasna goorakh) held off the attacking forces of an invasion sometimes termed "The Deluge." The second conflict of this name saw Azov returned to the Ottoman Turks following their victory at the Battle of Pruth River. The second one began when Augustus the Strong invaded Livonia, while the first one saw Poland invaded by the forces of Charles X. FTP give the shared name of these conflicts whose second installment saw the battle of Poltava, in which the forces of Peter the Great routed the army of Charles XII of Sweden.
During the first conflict of this name, local forces in the monastery of Jasna Gora (yasna goorakh) held off the attacking forces of an invasion sometimes termed "The Deluge.
{Northern War}