Dyslokacja partii wojska koronnego w 1677 roku. Przyczynek do badań pogranicza polsko-tureckiego oraz organizacji armii w dobie pokoju 1677–1683
The Crown Army partia’s deployment in 1677. A contribution to research on the Polish–Ottoman borderlands and the army organization during the 1677–1683 period of peace

Summary/Abstract: The Crown Army, after the Polish-Ottoman war of 1672–1676, was reduced to 12 000 soldiers in 1677. Result of the reorganization was the army divided into the 6 ‘partias’ or parts, and spread out across the Polish-Ottoman boderlands, in order to safeguard the Polish assets herein. Additionally, another special group of Polish army was garrisoned in the Podolian and Ukrainian fortresses. The Crown Army deployment of 1677 showed the political disunity between the King and the Hetmans, Dymitr Wiśniowiecki and Stanisław Jan Jabłonowski, at that time; moreover, it was closely linked to the so called Jan III’s Baltic politics.

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