Siege of Hlukhiv (1664)

Siege of Hlukhiv (Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth & Crimean Khanate & Right Bank Cossacks vs Tsardom of Russia & Cossack Hetmanate) took place in 1664 during Russo-Polish War.

Battle facts

• Year: 1664
• Date: January 1664
• Era: Early Modern
• Conflict: Russo-Polish War
• Side A: Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, Crimean Khanate, Right Bank Cossacks
• Side B: Tsardom of Russia, Cossack Hetmanate
• Commanders (A): John II Casimir, John III Sobieski, Stefan Czarniecki, Stanisław PotockiIvan Bohun
• Commanders (B): Grigory Romodanovsky, Vasyl Dvoretsky
• Casualties: 2,150 to 4,200 killed and wounded (side A)
• Outcome: Cossack–Russian victory
• Coordinates: 51.683°, 33.917°

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Sources

Wikipedia article on Siege of Hlukhiv · Wikidata entry