zebrzydowski造句

• In 1606, during the Zebrzydowski Rebellion, Korczyn was ransacked by the rebels, and in 1607, almost whole town with its 266 houses burned in a fire.
• Friend of the poet Maciej Sarbiewski, himself he was an author of many important historical chronicles of that period, among them a detailed description of rokosz of Zebrzydowski.
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• The cathedral also contains memorials to Stephen B醫hory and bishop Fillip Padniewski  both designed by Santi Gucci and also the tombstone of bishop Andrzej Zebrzydowski designed by Jan Michalowicz from Urzedow.
• In 1606, he supported the rokosz of Zebrzydowski, arguing in Sandomierz that loyalty to the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth was more important than loyalty to the king, Sigismund III Vasa.
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• During the infamous and bloody Zebrzydowski Rebellion against king Sigismund III Vasa, despite the initial sympathy for the rebels, eventually Sapieha supported the side of the king and continued to favour his royal policies.
• The nobility opposition, suspecting an attempt against their liberties, called for a rokosz, or an armed Janusz RadziwiB
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• His forces initially included 7, 000 Polish soldiers, 10, 000 Cossacks and 10, 000 other soldiers, including former members of the failed rokosz of Zebrzydowski, but his force grew gradually in power, and soon exceeded 100, 000 men.
• Chodkiewicz, who was one of the magnates who remained loyal to the king, had to divide his attention between the rebellion against Sigismund in the Commonwealth ( the Zebrzydowski Rebellion, 1606 1609 ) and a fresh invasion of Livonia by the Swedes led by Mansfeld in 1608.
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• Why do the Poles always engraft upon English their own Polish idioms, e . g ., Muscovy instead of Russia, Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth instead of Poland, the Dymitriads instead of Time of Troubles, Lisowczycy instead of Lisowski gang, szlachta instead of nobility, and unpronouncable Rokosz of Zebrzydowski instead of Polish Civil War ( 1606-1608 )?
• Some of the former members of the Zebrzydowski Rebellion, opponents of Sigismund, actually advanced proposals to have Sigismund dethroned and Dmitriy, or even Shuiski, elected king . {
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• As part of his Counter-Reformation policies, Skarga was also a major proponent of the Union of Brest, His influence on King Sigismund, whom he supported ( or encouraged ) in opposing religious tolerance and seeking to strengthen royal power, was a factor that has been cited as a cause of the civil war the ( ultimately unsuccessful ) Zebrzydowski Rebellion of 1606 in which the royal faction confronted a popular movement among the nobility, led by the Zebrzydowski family, who sought to depose Sigismund.
• As part of his Counter-Reformation policies, Skarga was also a major proponent of the Union of Brest, His influence on King Sigismund, whom he supported ( or encouraged ) in opposing religious tolerance and seeking to strengthen royal power, was a factor that has been cited as a cause of the civil war the ( ultimately unsuccessful ) Zebrzydowski Rebellion of 1606 in which the royal faction confronted a popular movement among the nobility, led by the Zebrzydowski family, who sought to depose Sigismund.