Battle of Cecora (1620)

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	Mavi Boncuk: Ottoman Polish Armed Conflicts 1497-1699
		At Cecora (18 September to 6th October 1620), on the river Prut, Zolkiewski met the 22,000 strong Moslem army of Iskanderbasha, withstanding repeated attacks during September 1620.
		When a combined Turkish-Tartar force attacked them at Cecora, Zamojski withstood a three day siege (17-20 October) and managed to obtain agreement from the Turks of the Treaty of Cecora, thereby recognising Mohila as Hospodar.
		While Vienna held out under greatest difficulty, the relief armies approached, crossed the Danube and the Kahlenberg (a mountain) near Vienna unopposed, and then, under the command of Polish King Jan Sobieski, defeated the Ottoman Army in the Battle of Kahlenberg; the siege of Vienna was lifted.
	maviboncuk.blogspot.com /2004/06/ottoman-polish-armed-conflicts-1497.html

	Polish Renaissance Warfare - Army Composition, Battle tacticss
		They still, however, hampered the army's movement so whenever possible, if the enemy's numbers were not overwhelmingly superior, the whole army was led out into the open, such as at Cecora 1620.
		A strong reserve was an important component in most battles of this period, used only when the enemy had committed all his forces and then unleashed in a devastating charge.
		This was superbly illustrated at the battle of Kircholm in 1605, where Polish forces succeeded in surrounding and routing a three times larger Swedish force.
	www.jasinski.co.uk /wojna/comp/comp03.htm

	Koretski
		For the second time he became a Turkish prisoner near Cecora in 1620 and soon was killed.
		In "Ostrozkiy chronicler"' in 1616 there is a story about capturing of the prince Koretskiy by Turks.
	www.library.vinnitsa.com /podolia/eng/K_Koreckie.htm

	Hetman Bohdan Khmelnytsky
		In 1620, his father was killed in the battle against the Poles at Cecora.
		Many battles were fought, and many lives were lost on all sides, even the innocent were casulties of this revolt as always like in any war.
		The Bila Tserkva (White Church) agreement on September 28th of 1651 had to do with the lessening of the Hetman's authority, forbidding him to have foreign contacts, and the reduction of Cossack forces to 20,000 troops.
	www.freeessays.cc /db/26/hal52.shtml

	The Catholic Reaction
		The famous conqueror of Moscow fell in the battle of Cecora, not far from Jassy, and the Polish army was annihilated.
		This bloody and determined battle retarded the progress of the Turkish advance and by preventing the Ottoman armies from effecting a juncture with their allies, enabled the Emperor to win the famous battle of the White Hill.
		A great Turkish host invaded Poland in 1620 and defeated a valiant small army under the leadership of the venerable Zolkiewski.
	freepages.history.rootsweb.com /~koby/political/chapter_10/10cathreaction.html

	Pototski
		Cossacks commanders appeared to be more skilful on a field of fight - and the army of Mikolay Pototskiy did not exist any more after that battle and Mikolay himself was captured.
		Shchensniy Kazimir also fought not only in one battle, in particular, in 1683 near Nemiriv he defeated groups of Nagays.
		He was at war with Turkish army near Bush and Cecora (1620), and got into captivity.
	www.library.vinnitsa.com /podolia/eng/k_Potocki.htm

	jazch6.html
		In 1620, he was taken prisoner by the Turks at the Battle of Cecora, in Moldavian territory, and was held captive for four years.
		However, soon before he was to leave on this long voyage, his father recalled him home, just in time to take part in the battle against the Tartar hordes at Ochmatow.
		In all likelihood, much of this merchandise was held in transit, eventually ending up in the markets of the growing city of Lwow.
	www.personal.psu.edu /users/w/x/wxk116/sjk/jazch6.html

	KONIG, KARL RUDOLPH - LoveToKnow Article on KONIG, KARL RUDOLPH
		After the battle of the White Mountain (1620) a large part of the Protestant population left the place.
		In a battle fought partly within the streets of the town, the Austrian army was totally defeated by the Prussians on the 29th of June 1866.
		In 2629 he took part in the expedition against the Turks which terminatedso disastrously at Cecora, and after a valiant resistance wascaptured and sent to Constantinople, where he remained a closeprisoner for three years.
	33.1911encyclopedia.org /K/KO/KONIG_KARL_RUDOLPH.htm

	Hetmans - Polish Generals
		(1591-1646 Royal Field Hetman from 1618 and Royal Grand Hetman from 1632) At the battle of Cecora (1620) where Hetman Stanislaw Zolkiewski fought and died he was captured.
		But he is most noted for his great victory over the Muscovite army at Klyszyn (1609) and he is known and rembered for his death at Cecora, where he and his troops were defeated in a great battle against a massive Turkish army.
		After being released at a high price he continued being a Hetman.
	landofthewingedhorsemen.homestead.com /hetmans2.html

	PolishRoots - Geography & Maps
		The Turks took Koniecpolski prisoner after they defeated the Poles at the battle of Cecora in 1620.
	www.polishroots.com /slownik/zbaraz.htm

	Kalinovski
		In 1620 in the battle with Turkish army at Cecora Valentiy-Olexander Kalinovski and his son Voytsekh were killed.
		Batozska battle is one of the most famous pages in the history of the Liberation War.
		During 20 years Kalinovskiy took part in ten battles, was at war with the Swedes, Tatars, in 1633 he was wounded near Smolensk.
	www.library.vinnitsa.com /podolia/eng/k_Kalinowski.htm

	FUNDACJA BUKOWINA - Foundation history
		This was the goal of our journey to Jassy; a town in vicinity of which there is village of Cecora where in 1620 marshal Stanislaw Zolkiewski has fallen during polish army retreat.
		Reaching the famous village that has neither trace nor memory about the battle was tough even for the Romania.
		GrudzieÃ± - This expedition was an effect of toy gathering for children from Romania that was organized by "Glos Wielkopolski" in M1 shpping mall in Poznan.
	www.bukowina.org.pl /en/onas_historia.html

	The Eastern Wing of the Balance of Power System
		However, Frederick’s crushing defeat in the battle of the White Mountain outside Prague, on November 8, 1620, also had disastrous consequences for Czech nationalism.
		In 1649 he moved to the rescue of the castle of Zbaraz, where a small army under Wisniowiecki desperately defended itself against overwhelming forces, and although the battle at nearby Zborow remained undecided, John Casimir succeeded in making a separate peace with the Tartars.
		For the repression which followed not only abolished the old constitution and the privileges of the Estates, leaving them only the right to vote taxes and making the king residing in Vienna practically absolute, not only outlawed the Protestants who were exiled, but also contributed to the Germanization of the country.
	victorian.fortunecity.com /wooton/34/halecki/12.htm

	isf.txt
		Callnum: DK4301.6.M217 Location:ISF Rec Key: AJL0587 Date: 9709 Title: Cecora rok 1620/ Author: Majewski, Ryszard.
	www.indiana.edu /~libchem/isf.txt

	The Catholic Reaction
		The famous conqueror of Moscow fell in the battle of Cecora, not far from Jassy, and the Polish army was annihilated.
		A great Turkish host invaded Poland in 1620 and defeated a valiant small army under the leadership of the venerable Zolkiewski.
		This bloody and determined battle retarded the progress of the Turkish advance and by preventing the Ottoman armies from effecting a juncture with their allies, enabled the Emperor to win the famous battle of the White Hill.
	freepages.history.rootsweb.com /~koby/political/chapter_10/10cathreaction.html

	Hetmans - Polish Generals
		(1591-1646 Royal Field Hetman from 1618 and Royal Grand Hetman from 1632) At the battle of Cecora (1620) where Hetman Stanislaw Zolkiewski fought and died he was captured.
		But he is most noted for his great victory over the Muscovite army at Klyszyn (1609) and he is known and rembered for his death at Cecora, where he and his troops were defeated in a great battle against a massive Turkish army.
		After being released at a high price he continued being a Hetman.
	landofthewingedhorsemen.homestead.com /hetmans2.html

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