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Poniec [ˈpɔɲɛt͡s] is a town in
western Poland,
situated in the
southern part of the
Greater Poland Voivodeship. The town has 2,851
inhabitants (as of 2010)...
- The
Battle of
Poniec took
place on
October 28, 1704 in
Poniec, Poland,
during the
Great Northern War. The
Swedish Army
under Charles XII unsuccessfully...
- properties; for example, if a
person named Chelmski acquired the town of
Poniec, he
would change his
surname to Poniecki. Furthermore,
Jerzykowski (de Jerzykowo)...
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Gmina Poniec is an urban-rural
gmina (administrative district) in Gostyń County,
Greater Poland Voivodeship, in west-central Poland. Its seat is the town...
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could no
longer manage financially. Meanwhile,
Polish General Stibor de
Poniec of
Ostoja raised funds from
Danzig for a new
campaign against them. Learning...
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Kingdom of
Poland (Ukraine)
Franciszek Gałecki [pl]
Victory 10. 7 Nov 1704
Poniec Battle Kingdom of
Poland (Poland)
Johann von
Schulenburg Victory 11. 9 Nov...
- Łobżenica (2,951)
Bojanowo (2,906)
Rydzyna (2,895)
Sulmierzyce (2,880)
Poniec (2,859) Książ
Wielkopolski (2,715)
Czerniejewo (2,666) Kłecko (2,632) Wysoka...
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brother to
raise funds to hire
mercenaries fighting on
Polish side.
Stibor de
Poniec of Ostoja, the Lord
General of
Greater Poland,
joined the
cause in 1457...
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Pniewy Pobiedziska Poddębice
Podkowa Leśna
Pogorzela Polanica Zdrój Polanów
Police Polkowice Połaniec Połczyn-Zdrój
Poniatowa Poniec Poręba Poznań...
- properties; for example, if a
person named Chełmski
acquired the town of
Poniec, he
would change his
surname to Poniecki. Furthermore, a
Jerzykowski (de...
