Polish hussars
Polish heavy cavalry
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Summary
Polish hussars is a heavy cavalry[1]. It draws 35,423 Wikipedia views per month (heavy_cavalry category, ranking #1 of 3).[2]
Key Facts
- Polish hussars is in the country of Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth[3].
- Polish hussars's instance of is recorded as heavy cavalry[4].
- Polish hussars's Commons category is recorded as Polish Winged Hussars[5].
- 1503 marks the founding of Polish hussars[6].
- Polish hussars was dissolved in 1776[7].
- Polish hussars was part of the conflict warfare[8].
- Polish hussars was part of the conflict Battle of Orsha[9].
- Polish hussars was part of the conflict Battle of Kokenhausen[10].
- Polish hussars was part of the conflict Battle of Weissenstein[11].
- Polish hussars was part of the conflict Battle of Kircholm[12].
- Polish hussars was part of the conflict Battle of Khotyn[13].
- Polish hussars was part of the conflict Battle of Vienna[14].
- Polish hussars's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Polish Winged Hussars[15].
- Polish hussars's uses is recorded as horse[16].
- Polish hussars's uses is recorded as kettle hat[17].
- Polish hussars's uses is recorded as bracer[18].
- Polish hussars's uses is recorded as kalkan[19].
- Polish hussars's uses is recorded as Koncerz[20].
- Polish hussars's uses is recorded as hussar saber[21].
- Polish hussars's uses is recorded as lance[22].
- Polish hussars's uses is recorded as horseman's pick[23].
- Polish hussars's wears is recorded as karacena[24].
- Polish hussars's wears is recorded as cuirass[25].
- Polish hussars's wears is recorded as burgonet[26].
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Definition and Type
Polish hussars's instance of is recorded as heavy cavalry[4].
Origins
1503 marks the founding of Polish hussars[6].
Influence
Things named for Polish hussars include Arrinera Hussarya[27], an automobile model[28].
Why It Matters
Polish hussars draws 35,423 Wikipedia views per month (heavy_cavalry category, ranking #1 of 3).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 17 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[29] It is known by 46 alternative names across languages and contexts.[30]
Entities named for it include Arrinera Hussarya[27], an automobile model[28].