Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld across 4 places, from 1651 to 1693.
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Count Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld (6 August 1651 – 29 January 1722) was a Swedish Field Marshal (fältmarskalk) and Royal Councillor.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld was documented, and when
Swedish Pomeraniaattested“Rehnskiöld was born on 6 August 1651 in Stralsund in Swedish Pomerania.”source: Wikipedia: Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld
1682year
Frankfurt am Mainattested“Rehnskiöld re-wrote Pufendorf's work Einleitung zur Historie der vornehmsten Reichen und Staaten in Europa (printed in Frankfurt only in 1682), provided the manuscript with Pufendorf's personal comments, and kept it for the remainder of…”source: Wikipedia: Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld
1693 to 1696period
Swedenattested“Upon his return to Sweden in 1693, Rehnskiöld received the colonelcy of the Scanian Cavalry Regiment; he was made major-general of cavalry in 1696.”source: Wikipedia: Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld
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12 February 1676exact date
Uppland Regimentmentioned“In July 1675, he transferred to the Uppland Regiment, and on 12 February 1676 he became an officer of the prestigious Life Guards.”source: Wikipedia: Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld
1 August 1676exact date
Torsebromentioned“He was then commanded ashore on the Scanian theater and, during the night between 31 July and 1 August 1676, he carried out his first military operation at Tostebro.”source: Wikipedia: Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld
17 August 1676exact date
Battle of Halmstadmentioned“When informed of this, King Charles XI made him Captain of the Life Guards, with whom he participated in the Battle of Halmstad on 17 August 1676.”source: Wikipedia: Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld
1689year
Battle of Landskronamentioned“In 1689 he became Colonel of the German Foot Life Regiment, an enlisted garrison regiment accommodated in Landskrona, Halmstad, Karlskrona, Malmö, and Helsingborg.”source: Wikipedia: Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld
1691year
Netherlandsmentioned“The Swedish King provided 6,000 men, and Rehnskiöld, with the King's blessing, traveled to the Netherlands in the late summer of 1691.”source: Wikipedia: Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld
1707year
Swedenmentioned“Rehnskiöld then left Sweden to embark on the Great Northern War, reuniting with his wife on the spring of 1707 in the castle of Altranstädt.”source: Wikipedia: Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld
August 1707month
Electorate of Saxonymentioned“The Swedish Army left Saxony in August 1707 to march east towards Russian territory.”source: Wikipedia: Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld
January 1708month
Grodnomentioned“At the end of January 1708, they arrived at Grodno, which was occupied by 9,000 men of Peter I's army.”source: Wikipedia: Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld
1709year
Moscowmentioned“During late autumn 1709, Rehnskiöld and the captured Swedish army were transported to Moscow, where Peter I arranged a massive victory parade on 22 December.”source: Wikipedia: Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld
May 1709month
Poltavamentioned“In order to occupy the Russians and lure them into the field, Charles XII laid siege to Poltava in May 1709.”source: Wikipedia: Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld
1715year
Swedenmentioned“The King, Mazepa and about 1,000 men managed to cross the river and headed to the Ottoman Empire, where Charles stayed for several years before returning to Sweden at the end of 1715.”source: Wikipedia: Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld
1716year
Shlisselburg Fortressmentioned“Piper was imprisoned in Shlisselburg Fortress, where he fell ill and died in 1716.”source: Wikipedia: Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld
1716year
Swedenmentioned“Rehnskiöld came to be involved in the matter of succession in Sweden on the initiative of Georg Heinrich von Görtz from Holstein-Gottorp, who had served as Swedish "grand-vizier" since 1716 and was responsible for the peace talks.”source: Wikipedia: Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld
1718year
Ålandmentioned“After a long time without any effort from the Swedish side, the matter of getting Rehnskiöld exchanged from captivity was raised in the spring of 1718, when Russia commenced peace negotiations with Sweden in Lövö village on Vårdö in Åland.”source: Wikipedia: Carl Gustav Rehnskiöld
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