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'''Pavlo Teteria''' was [[hetman]] of [[Right-Bank Ukraine]] from 1663–65.
'''Pavlo Teteria''' was [[hetman]] of [[Right-Bank Ukraine]] from 1663–65.
He was the son in law of hetman [[Bohdan Khmelnytsky]]. Teteria was educated at the the [[Kyivan Mohyla College]]. After becoming a well known soldier, he took part in the negotiations of the [[Pereiaslav Treaty]] in 1654. He was notably pro-Polish, and took part in negotiations in 1658 with the [[Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth]] to try to get [[Ukraine]] to join. After assuming the rank of Hetman, he took part in the Polish King [[Jan II Casimir Vasa]]'s campaigns against [[Left-Bank Ukraine]]. In 1665, Teteria's army was defeated by Right-Bank peasant/[[Ukrainian Kozak|Kozak]] rebels and he was forced to step down as hetman. He fled to [[Poland]], but eventually came into conflict with the Polish nobility and left for [[Turkey]] where he died plotting an invasion of Poland.
He was the son in law of hetman [[Bohdan Khmelnytsky]]. Teteria was educated at the [[Kyivan Mohyla College]]. After becoming a well known soldier, he took part in the negotiations of the [[Pereiaslav Treaty]] in 1654. He was notably pro-Polish, and took part in negotiations in 1658 with the [[Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth]] to try to get [[Ukraine]] to join. After assuming the rank of Hetman, he took part in the Polish King [[Jan II Casimir Vasa]]'s campaigns against [[Left-Bank Ukraine]]. In 1665, Teteria's army was defeated by Right-Bank peasant/[[Ukrainian Kozak|Kozak]] rebels and he was forced to step down as hetman. He fled to [[Poland]], but eventually came into conflict with the Polish nobility and left for [[Turkey]] where he died plotting an invasion of Poland.