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[[image:166px-BChmielnicki.jpg|right|thumb|Hetman Bohdan Khmelnytsky]] | [[image:166px-BChmielnicki.jpg|right|thumb|Hetman Bohdan Khmelnytsky]] | ||
Hetman was the title of the military commanders of the [[Ukrainian Kozak|Ukrainian Kozaks]]. The term was adopted from the [[Poland|Polish]] Commonwealth. After the 1648 uprising, the Hetman was the head of the Ukrainian Kozak state. This position was the military leader and the legislator. The hetmans symbol of power was the [[bulawa]]. The position was abolished by [[Catherine the Great]] in 1764. | Hetman was the title of the military commanders of the [[Ukrainian Kozak|Ukrainian Kozaks]]. The term was adopted from the [[Poland|Polish]] Commonwealth. After the 1648 uprising, the Hetman was the head of the Ukrainian Kozak state. This position was the military leader and the legislator. The hetmans symbol of power was the [[bulawa]]. The position was abolished by [[Catherine the Great]] in 1764. | ||
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Revision as of 05:34, May 13, 2007
Hetman was the title of the military commanders of the Ukrainian Kozaks. The term was adopted from the Polish Commonwealth. After the 1648 uprising, the Hetman was the head of the Ukrainian Kozak state. This position was the military leader and the legislator. The hetmans symbol of power was the bulawa. The position was abolished by Catherine the Great in 1764.