1640, the Rehnskiöld family was introduced in the House of Nobility at number 270. Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld was the eighth of the Rehnskiölds' eleven children...

of Tsar Peter I defeated the Swedish army under the command of Carl Gustaf Rehnskiöld. The battle put an end to the status of the Swedish Empire as a...

commander Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld (1651–1722), Swedish military commander Carl Gustaf von Nieroth (died 1712), Swedish military commander Carl-Gustaf Ståhl...

maneuvered into a position chosen by the Swedes. Rehnskiöld withdrew his forces from Schlawa to Fraustadt. Rehnskiöld later stated in his journals, (in Swedish)...

(1693–1698) Carl Gustaf Rehnskiöld (July 4, 1698 – December 27, 1705) Magnus Stenbock (December 27, 1705–1711) Jacob Burenskiöld (1711–1716) Carl Gustaf Skytte...

Wachtmeister 1643–1699 1706 Carl Gustaf Rehnskiöld 1651–1722 1709 Nils Gyllenstierna 1648–1720 1712 Magnus Stenbock 1663–1717 1717 Carl Mörner (1658–1721) [sv]...

than 2 to 1 overall, Swedish troops under the command of General Carl Gustaf Rehnskiöld defeat a larger force of 20,000 Russian and Saxon infantry and cavalry...

in Grodno to negotiate about what actions should be taken. While Carl Gustaf Rehnskiöld protected western Poland, Charles XII rapidly led his men towards...

than 2 to 1 overall, Swedish troops under the command of General Carl Gustaf Rehnskiöld defeat a larger force of 20,000 Russian and Saxon infantry and cavalry...

until the coronation of Leszczyński was completed. He left General Carl Gustaf Rehnskiöld with 10,000 men at Poznań to guard against the main Saxon army under...

Saxons had a numerical advantage. Observing the danger, Rehnskiöld quickly sent Adjutant General Gustaf Adam Taube [sv; de] across the battlefield to Charles...

168?–1694: Nils Gyllenstierna 1694?–1694 Carl Gustaf Rehnskiöld 1698–1704: H I Ridderhielm 1704–1709: Gustaf Horn af Marienborg 1709–1719: H Gyllenbielke...

the convoy later returned to Strömstad. On May 23, Field Marshal Carl Gustaf Rehnskiöld was appointed commander of the Swedish troops in Bohuslän, and in...

Błonie, close to Warsaw, arriving on 17 August. He had left General Carl Gustaf Rehnskiöld with 10,000 men near Poznań to guard against the main Saxon army...

decisively devastating victory by Swedish forces under general Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld over a combined army of Saxony and Russia at the Battle of Fraustadt...

commanded personally by Charles XII, assisted by Lieutenant-General Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld and General of the cavalry Otto Vellingk. During the Scanian War...

companies, had joined the main army. In 1705–1706 it was part of Carl Gustaf Rehnskiöld's corps. After the Battle of Poltava in 1709, the regiment was present...

Arvid Horn and Carl Gustaf Wrangel. It joined the right cavalry-column on the left Swedish wing, under the command of Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld; its task was...

lacking sufficient ammunition. Under the leadership of Field Marshal Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld the Caroleans desperately tried to overcome a heavily fortified...

Sweden commanding the right flank and Arvid Horn together with Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld at the left. The Swedes were victorious and routed the Danish forces...

the regiment, which had 21 squadrons and 2,100 men and was led by Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld, was surrounded on three sides by the Saxon cavalry of 34 squadrons...

the Narva River. Rehnskiöld himself commanded the left column while General Otto Vellingk commanded the right column. Within Rehnskiöld's column, Stenbock...

von Sydow (1929–2020) a Swedish Actor of Pomeranian lineage Count Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld (1651–1722) a Swedish Field Marshal; born in Stralsund Christof...

important Swedish commanders besides Charles XII were his close friend Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld, also Magnus Stenbock and Adam Ludwig Lewenhaupt. Charles Frederick...

before an inevitable Russian campaign. After the defeat against Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld at Fraustadt on 13 February 1706, Johann Matthias von der Schulenburg...

Henri de Boulainvilliers, French nobleman (b. 1658) January 29 – Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld, Swedish military leader (b. 1651) February 5 – Éléonore Desmier...