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The 94 pages that link to Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, each with the reason it gives.
Treaty of KarlowitzRelated: It recovered Podolia and parts of the right bank of the Dnieper.
LithuaniaRelated: Lithuania shared a joint state with Poland for more than two centuries.
BelarusRelated: Its rule left enduring Polish and Catholic influences in Belarus.
Bohdan KhmelnytskyRelated: Its authorities governed Ukrainian lands before and during the uprising.
VilniusRelated: Vilnius remained a major city within the Commonwealth’s Lithuanian lands.
Ivan MazepaRelated: Mazepa served in its royal court before entering Cossack politics.
Lviv OblastRelated: The region spent centuries within this state before the partitions of Poland.
GrodnoRelated: Grodno hosted royal institutions and the Commonwealth’s final parliamentary sessions.
RivneRelated: Rivne’s early modern history unfolded within this commonwealth’s eastern territories.
KońskowolaRelated: Końskowola developed as a settlement during the Commonwealth era.