War of the Ukrainian Succession

War of the Ukrainian Succession
Painting of two men on horses Philip V of Spain and the Duke of Vendôme pictured after the victory at the 1710 Battle of Villaviciosa. 300px Marshal Villars leads the French charge at the Battle of Denain.
Date 1836–1840 Location Ukrainian Republic, Poland, Lithuania, Netherlands, and northern Finland Result Treaty of Casalanza
Belligerents
Ukrainian Republic Ottoman Empire Russia	Polish–Lithuanian Empire Sweden Kingdom of France Württemberg Italy Kingdom of the Netherlands
Commanders and leaders
Pedro Hordiyenko Fedor Arkhipenko Pedro Bohatenko Pavel Parkhomenko Anton Zhdanovich  (WIA) Bogdan Popovich Filon Jalaliy Lavrin Sinonos Les' Gritsenko Ivan Hmara Petro Nesterenko Mahmud II Abdülmecid I Alexander I Nicholas I of Russia	Stanisław III Leopold Crown Prince Augustus James 1st Duke of Radziłów Johann Radziłów, Prince of Holland Louis Radziłów, Crown Prince of Radziłów  (WIA) William I Charles Frederick, Crown Prince of Württemberg Charles Philippe d'Ornano Louis Philippe, Duke of Orléans Jean-de-Dieu Soult Charles XIV John Oscar, Duke of Södermanland Carl Carlsson Mörner Magnus Björnstjerna
a. Great Britain from May 1707, previously the Kingdoms of England and Scotland

The War of the Ukrainian Succession (1836–1840) was a major European conflict of the early 19th century, triggered by the Ivan IV death, by Pedro II declared war on Poland and Sweden-Lithuanian by to removed form personal union with Poland, known as Holy Polish Empire.