Saxon dynasty in Poland

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The Saxon dynasty in Poland refers to the period (1697–1763) when the Electors of Saxony from the House of Wettin ruled the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, marked by attempts at absolutist reform, cultural flourishing, and increasing foreign influence.

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Warsaw royal residences significantPeriod Saxon dynasty in Poland