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5 Lewenhaupt, Adam Ludwig, son till L 3, f april 1659 i sv fältlägret utanför Khvn, d 12 febr 1719 i Moskva. Inskr vid LU 71, vid UU 23 nov 75, vid univ i Rostock sept 80, disp där 18 maj 82, ambassadkavaljer i Moskva 84, kornett vid Nils Bielkes kavallerireg i bayersk tjänst 28 febr 85, kaptenlöjtn där 12 sept 85, ryttmästare där 86 ...
Adam Ludwig Lewenhaupt (15 April 1659 – 12 February 1719) was a Swedish general, particularly known for his participation in the Great Northern War. Biography. He was born on 15 April 1659 in a Swedish fortified camp near Copenhagen.
King Charles led his men to the southwest in the hopes of reaching his allies in the Ottoman Empire for support, but Swedish general Adam Ludwig Lewenhaupt ordered the surviving troops to lay down their arms when the Russian forces approached, much to the dismay of some soldiers and certainly to the king, Charles XII, who never forgave ...
Mar 17, 2017 · The Battle of Poltava was a disaster for Sweden and a turning point in the Great Northern War. Swedish casualties numbered 6,900 dead and wounded, as well as 2,800 taken prisoner. Among those captured was Field Marshal Rehnskiöld. Russian losses were 1,350 killed and 3,300 wounded.
Aug 11, 2022 · A compilation of the memoirs of Swedish General Adam Ludwig Lewenhaupt. This collects Enwäldets skadeliga påfölgder och aggets bittra frugter in its entirety in plaintext and the appendices published in the 1903 edition of Karolinska krigares dagböcker. See the foreword for further information.
Category: House of Lewenhaupt. ... Adam Lewenhaupt (1 P, 3 F) Adam Ludwig Lewenhaupt (5 F) Augusta Lewenhaupt ...
Sidonia Juliana Lewenhaupt (1659–1737) Adam Ludwig Lewenhaupt (1659–1719) Axel Johan Lewenhaupt (1660-1717), svensk greve och sjömilitär; Carl Gustaf Lewenhaupt (1662–1703) Carl Julius Lewenhaupt (1664–1726) Mauritz Lewenhaupt (1666–1735) Gustaf Adolf Lewenhaupt (1675–1708), greve och militär
