of Serbs continued to emigrate to Russia and enlist to serve in this regiment. To reach the planned strength of the regiment, several hundred Ukrainian Cossacks were transferred to it. The Serbian Hussar Regiment served as a role model for the establishment of three additional regiments (Hungarian, Georgian, and Moldavian) in the 1740s and two more (Bulgarian and Macedonian) during the Seven Years' War. Military engagements Until 1734 the regiment did not have a permanent garrison, although it had been established with the primary intention of securing the Ukrainian front line. Between 1729 and 1731, the regiment was assigned to the Russian infantry corps in the southern provinces of Persia. In 1732 the regiment returned from Persia and from 1733 to 1734 participated in the War of the Polish Succession. When the regiment participated in the Russo-Swedish War (1741–1743), it numbered between 500 and 800 soldiers. See also Jovan Albanez Jovan Šević References Cavalry regiments of the Russian Empire Military units and formations established in 1724 Military history of Serbia Hussars People from the Russian Empire of Serbian descent Russian military personnel of the Russo-Swedish War (1788–1790) Russian military personnel of the Seven Years' War Military units and formations of the Early Modern period 1724 establishments in the Russian Empire Habsburg monarchy emigrants to the Russian Empire