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1704 Polish–Lithuanian royal election

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425: 238: 277: 94: 38: 414: 585: 273:, declared that he should be new King of Poland–Lithuania. Leszczyński initially pledged that he would temporarily control the crown, to hand it over to James Louis Sobieski, but never kept his promise. 407: 359: 590: 400: 505: 327:, between supporters of Augustus and Leszczyński. Initially, Augustus managed to recapture Warsaw, and win the support of most senators, during a council in 533: 495: 490: 480: 475: 470: 465: 460: 455: 450: 445: 600: 323:, establishing the Polish - Russian alliance, and officially declaring war between the Commonwealth and Sweden. This decision resulted in 305: 429: 424: 207: 167: 231: 543: 538: 528: 523: 518: 513: 605: 336: 324: 237: 276: 559: 246: 292:, declared Leszczyński the new King. The election was not confirmed by Primate Radziejowski, but by Bishop of Poznań 258: 148: 112: 293: 595: 564: 437: 364: 311:
Augustus II, however, did not give up Polish crown and did not abdicate. In May 1704, he formed the anti-Swedish
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Augustus retook Polish throne in 1709, after Swedish defeat in the
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U. Augustyniak, Historia Polski 1572–1795, Warszawa 2008
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was an election to decide on the new candidate for the
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Free election, 1704

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Mányoki Stanislaus Leszczyński.png
Stanisław Leszczyński
Augustus II the Strong
Stanisław I
Polish–Lithuanian
Poland
Lithuania
Saxony
Augustus II the Strong
Great Northern War
Swedish Livonia
Swedish Empire
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
Sejm
Lublin
Michał Radziejowski
Jan III Sobieski
Jakub
Konstanty

Warsaw Confederation
Voivode
Poznań
Stanisław Leszczyński
Charles XII of Sweden
Lidzbark Warmiński

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