19th Lithuanian Uhlan Regiment

19th Lithuanian Uhlan Regiment
Lance pennant[1][2][3]
Active1812–1813
Country Lithuania (1812)
Engagements
Commanders
First and onlyKonstanty Rajecki

19th Lithuanian Uhlan Regiment – uhlan regiment of the Army of the Duchy of Warsaw.

Formation and fighting

Formed in 1812 in Novogroduk, former Grand Duchy of Lithuania[4] from conscripts from the Grodno Department and part of the Vilnius Department.[5] To streamline the formation of units, special commissioners were appointed to support regimental commanders. In the 19th Uhlan Regiment, this was Ensign of Puża Ossowski.[6] In July 1812, the regiment was joined by 36 deserters and prisoners of war from the Imperial Russian Army.[7]

On December 1, the regiment stationed in Kėdainiai numbered 808 officers and soldiers.[5]

The regiment fought near Sieraków on February 12, 1813.[4]

Later, the 19th Uhlan Regiment was merged with the 17th Lithuanian Uhlan Regiment.[5]

Regimental color - yellow.[8] Paczuski states that the regiment had uniforms with navy blue lapels, but with a crimson piping.[5]

Regimental commander

  • Colonel Konstanty Rajecki - from 13 July 1812[9]

References

Bibliography

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  • Morawski, Ryszard; Paczuski (2009). Wojsko Księstwa Warszawskiego. Ułani, gwardie honorowe, pospolite ruszenie, żandarmeria konna. Warszawa. ISBN 978-83-61229-03-2.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
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