khmelinsky sent the prisoners to kiev and moved on.prising swept both banks of the dnieper. and took the bloodiest forms, as a rule, the leader of the uprising practically did not control the detachments of the khmelnitsy who joined him, and the detachments of the rebel people were much more radical than the views of khmelnitsky, they killed everyone, the cities were set on fire, the poles, capturing only their wives and children, fled to poland. khmyanitsky was not so decisive; he sat down in the white church and did not pursue enemy. he wanted negotiations, but he had to go out to meet the new polish army coming towards him. on september 9, 1648 , the battle of piliavtsy took place. the armies were separated by a forest, a river and a swamp. two roads led towards each other: one straight, through the area above the river, the second - around the forest. deciding to deceive the poles, khmelnitsky ambassador. they don’t attack and accompany them, for which ukraine will pay them maintenance, and since there is no money, not a penny, the

khmelinsky sent the prisoners to kiev and moved on.ing swept both banks of the dnieper and took on the bloodiest forms. as a rule, the leader of an uprising practically does not control the detachments that joined him, and the detachments of the rebel people were much more radical than vzglyadsky. they killed everyone. bogdan sent to the main candidate jan casimir, promising support and offering to recognize his cossacks' interest. in return, khmelnitsky stopped hostilities, but in parallel with cunning maneuvers, he constantly sent letters to tsar alexei in moscow, begging him to accept little russia under the high hand of the white tsar. now there was no time for that in moscow, but the thought settled in the tsar’s head. the cossacks won the battle at the gathering, but khan demanded that khmelnitsky make peace with the king, because khan was brought at night, several barrels of polish gold. khmelnitsky concluded the sborov agreement, but the people found the poles and were not allowed to return to the estate. then seim decided to r

khmelinsky sent the prisoner to kiev and moved on.he uprising swept both banks of the dnieper and took on the bloodiest forms. as a rule, the leader of the uprising. coming towards him. on september 9, 1648 , the battle of piliavtsy took place. the armies were separated by a forest, a river and a swamp. two roads led towards each other, one straight, through the area above the river, the second - around the forest. deciding to deceive the poles, khmelnitsky sent them supposedly defectors. these people understood that they were going to be tortured. promising support and offering to recognize his cossacks' interest. in return, khmelnitsky stopped hostilities. but in parallel with cunning maneuvers, he constantly sent letters to tsar alexei in moscow, begging him to accept little russia under the high hand of the white tsar. now in moscow there was no time for that, but the thought settled in the head of tsar alexei mikhalovich. jan kazimir did not fulfill khmelnitsky's expectations. who was asked to atone for his guilt. he occupied kie