and had great private ambitions. At the same time, many question his accomplishments; he was prideful and ambitious has been accused of strange and traitorous behaviour during the war against Sweden (1655–1660). While he contributed to the defeat of the Swedish-allied Transylvanian invaders, he let their leader and top officials go in exchange for nothing (as opposed to holding them for a ransom, or as political pawns). Lubomirski's "victorious" rebellion against the Polish government prevented the realisation of key reforms, which in turn had grave consequences for the Commonwealth in the long term. His only real big accomplishment was the victory at Cudnow, but even that he did not accomplish alone. He also abandoned his army afterwards, seeking praise from the royal court, while the army disintegrated and soldiers went unpaid and wounded were unattended. Children and famous descendants Stanisław Herakliusz become Court and Grand Marshal. Aleksander Michał become starost. Hieronim Augustyn become Court Marshal, Treasurer and Hetman. Krystyna married Feliks Kazimierz Potocki. Franciszek Sebastian become starost and Rotmistrz. Jerzy Dominik become Podstoli, Podkomorzy and voivode. Anna Krystyna married Dominik Mikołaj Radziwiłł and Franciszek Stefan Sapieha. Ancestry References External links Georgius Lubomirski Portrait, painter G.Daniel Schultz. engraver Jeremias Falck Field Crown Hetmans Diplomats of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth Polish people of the Russo-Polish War (1654–1667) Polish rebels Jerzy Sebastian People from Jędrzejów County 1616 births 1667 deaths