Great Northern War

The century which the Great Northern War took place

The losing side this war in which was defeated by an alliance of Denmark, Poland, and Russia.

The king of Swedish empire during the war

The king of Russia during the war

The king of Polish-lithuanian commonwealth who had to renounce his throne in favor of Stanisław Leszczyński, nicknamed "the strong"

The Cossack leader which allied with Sweden, but later crushed by Russians

The russian city founded during this war, later becoming the capital of Russia

The battle where swedish forces relieved a siege during a snowstorm, the russians conquered the namesake city years later

The turning point of the war, where swedish force was decisively defeated by russians, later surrended at Perevolochna

The country that the swedish king fled to after his defeat in the previous battle

The place where the swedish king was killed while inspecting trenches during the namesake siege.

The livonian nobleman charged with treason for defecting during this war, later crushed on a breaking wheel

The peace treaty that signed during the outset of the war, demanding Denmark to return Holstein-Gottorp to its duke, a Swedish ally, and to leave the anti-Swedish alliance.

The peace treaty that forced the previous Polish king to abdicate

The last peace treaty which concluded the war, giving Russia Livonia and Ingria

The period of democracy Sweden entered after the war

The vessel which is kept by the russians to commemorate their victory at a battle of the same name

The region where the russian brutal occupation during this war was known as the “Greater Wrath.”