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Treaty

Truce of Andrusovo

30 I 1667

Documented

The truce ended the main phase of the Commonwealth’s war with Russia, begun in 1654, and changed its eastern borders.

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Names and variants: pl Rozejm w Andruszowie

End of a long war

On 30 January 1667 the Commonwealth and Russia concluded the Truce of Andrusovo. Their war had begun in 1654, before the Swedish invasion, and continued after the Peace of Oliva¹.

Terms

The Commonwealth lost Smolensk, the Chernihiv region and lands east of the Dnieper in Ukraine. Kyiv was to remain under Russian control temporarily, but it was never returned. The Polish Army Museum also describes territory retained by the Commonwealth¹.

Why it appears here

The truce closed a conflict that had strained the state alongside the Deluge. It was separate from the treaty with Sweden and helps show the full sequence of wars in this period¹.

Notes

Początek wojny Rosji z Rzeczypospolitą, Oś czasu, Warszawa: Muzeum Wojska Polskiego w Warszawie

Phase: Aftermath

Sources for this page

Początek wojny Rosji z Rzeczypospolitą, Oś czasu, Warszawa: Muzeum Wojska Polskiego w Warszawie (Institution)