During this time, without Swedish knowledge, Polish field marshal Aleksander Gosiewski marched their direction with his army of 4,000 (according to previously captured Lithuanian prisoners) to evict the Swedish troops from the village, by launching a surprise attack.
Polish field marshal Aleksander Gosiewski marched their direction with his army of 4,000 (according to previously captured Lithuanian prisoners). This was without Swedish knowledge. This was during this time. This was to evict the Swedish troops from the village, by launching a surprise attack.