The Saxon army remained the next 3 years mainly in Southern Poland, until the coronation of the Elector Frederick August II of Saxony as King of Poland, after the defeat of the rival candidate for the Polish throne, Stanisław Leszczyński.
The Saxon army remained the next 3 years mainly in Southern Poland after the defeat of the rival candidate for the Polish throne. This was until the coronation of the Elector Frederick August II of Saxony as King of Poland. Stanisław Leszczyński was the Polish throne.