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   Adam Ludwig Lewenhaupt (15 April 1659 – 12 February 1719) was a Swedish general, particularly known for his participation in the Great Northern War. Biography [ edit ] He was born on 15 April 1659 in a Swedish fortified camp near Copenhagen .

   • Died: 12 February 1719 (aged 59), Moscow, Russia

   • Rank: General

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   Jan 24, 2024 · Adam Ludwig Lewenhaupt (15 April 1659, Copenhagen – 12 February 1719) was a Swedish general. Biography Educated at Lund University, Rostock, Wittenberg and Uppsala, he originally pursued a career in the diplomatic arena, but found this occupation quite undesirable.

   • Location: Copenhagen
   • Birthplace: Copenhagen, Denmark

   • Spouse: Brita Dorotea Lewenhaupt
   • Birth Date: April 15, 1659

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   Adam Ludwig Lewenhaupt, född 15 april 1659 i fältlägret utanför Köpenhamn, död 12 februari 1719 i Moskva, var en svensk greve, riksråd och general. Han var gift med sin kusin Brita Dorothea Lewenhaupt (1663–1730) och ägare till Johannesbergs slott i Gottröra .

   • Efterträdare: Ingen
   • Företrädare: Carl Magnus Stuart

   • Tidsperiod: 1697–1703
   • Utnämnd av: Karl XII

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   Who was Adam Ludwig Lewenhaupt?

   • Adam Ludwig Lewenhaupt (15 April 1659 – 12 February 1719) was a Swedish general, particularly known for his participation in the Great Northern War . He was born on 15 April 1659 in a Swedish fortified camp near Copenhagen.

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   When did Lewenhaupt die?

   • In 1709, after having connected with the King's army, Lewenhaupt was given command of the infantry at the disastrous battle of Poltava (1709) and the surrender at Perevolochna. He was kept a prisoner in Russia, and he lived in Moscow until his death on 12 February 1719.

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   How did Lewenhaupt get to Propoisk?

   • Lewenhaupt’s immediate goal was to get to Propoisk on the Sozh River. If he could cross the Sozh, he stood a fair chance of catching up with Charles. On the morning of September 27, Russian cavalry caught up and started skirmishing with the wagon train rear guard. A major engagement seemed imminent, and Lewenhaupt was faced with two choices.

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   Why did Lewenhaupt win the Battle of Gemauerthof?

   • In 1705, Lewenhaupt won the battle of Gemauerthof and was appointed Governor of Riga. In 1708, he was ordered to march east with a supply column, to support Charles's primary invasion force in Russia. This led to the battle of Lesnaya (1708), in which he was defeated and forced to abandon his supplies.

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   Swedish General Adam Ludwig Lewenhaupt (left) and Russian Czar Peter I, later known as “Peter the Great.” Charles XII found Lewenhaupt’s slow progress maddening. Charles decided to cross the Neman River, the third river barrier, by means of a coup de main that reflected the king’s own personality: bold, innovative, and in some respects ...

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   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.

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   LEWENHAUPT, lā′ven-houpt, Adam Ludvig (1659-1719). A Swedish general. He was born near Copenhagen; studied at Upsala, Lund, Rostock, and Wittenberg; served in the Austrian army against the Turks, and under William III. in Holland; and in 1697 returned to Sweden.

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   Dates of Life 1659 - 1719 Place of death Moskau Authority Data GND: 1037798813 | OGND | VIAF: 7374469 Alternate Names. Lewenhaupt, Adam Ludvig; General Löwenhaupt; Levenhaupt, Adam Ludwig