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The Crown and the Duchies.

The core lands of the Commonwealth
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The Crown of Poland

The Crown of Poland is the Commonwealth's seat of power and its westernmost part on the European continent. Split into two provinces: Greater and Lesser Poland.

Capitals: Kraków (Royal Capital), Warszawa (Administrative Capital)

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The Duchy of Prussia

The former Teutonic lands of Ducal Prussia are currently the seat of the Eastern Hanseatic League. Formally annexed into the Commonwealth in 1657.

Capital: Königsberg

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The Grand Duchy of Lithuania

The Grand Duchy of Lithuania, in a personal union with Poland since 1386, created the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth together with Poland following the Union of Lublin in 1569.

Capital: Vilnius

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The Duchy of Livonia

The Duchy of Livonia, part of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania since 1561, became a separate entity when the Duchy of Courland and Semigalia was officially annexed into the Commonwealth and became part of the Duchy of Livonia.

Capital: ​Riga

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The Grand Duchy of Ruthenia

The historical lands of Kievan Rus, the former Province of Ruthenia was elevated to the status of Grand Duchy in 1657.

Capital: Kiev

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The Duchy of White Ruthenia

The historical Principalities of Vitebsk and Smolensk, part of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania since the 14th century, were elevated to the status of Duchy in 1660.

Capital: ​Smolensk
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The Don Hetmanate

The lands of the Cossack Hosts, the Don Hetmanate was created in 1657 as an autonomous Hetmanate within the Commonwealth.

Capital: ​Cherkassk
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The Crimean Khanate

The Crimean Khanate, one of the successor states to the Golden Horde, was annexed in 1699 and became an autonomous Khanate within the Commonwealth.

Capital: ​Bakhchisaray
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The Grand Duchy of Moscow

The Grand Duchy of Moscow, the former heartland of the Tsardom of Russia, was annexed into the Commonwealth in 1618 and elevated to a Grand Duchy within the Commonwealth on the same level as the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.

Capital: Moscow

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The Grand Duchy of Karelia

The historical lands of the Novgorod Republic, later part of the Tsardom of Russia, were annexed into the Commonwealth in 1618 and became the newly formed Grand Duchy of Karelia.

Capital: Vyborg

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The Grand Duchy of Perm

The historical lands of Great Perm, later part of the Tsardom of Russia, were annexed into the Commonwealth in 1618 and became the newly formed Grand Duchy of Perm.

Capital: Cherdyn

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The Kazan Khanate

The Kazan Khanate, one of the successor states to the Golden Horde, later part of the Tsardom of Russia, was annexed into the Commonwealth in 1618 and became an autonomous Khanate within the Commonwealth.

Capital: Kazan

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