were organized: Konnopolski Regiment and along the lines of towarzysz-pocztowy organization. Kingdom of Prussia In the Prussian army under Frederick William II of Prussia and Frederick William III of Prussia, there were several cavalry regiments organized along the lines of towarzysz cavalry from the Polish, Lithuanians and Tatars in Prussian lands, with one cavalry regiment being called , organized in 1799. The regiment retained towarzysz and retainers structure and a Polish uhlan lance as the primary weapon, but this regiment did not survive Prussian collapse of 1806, where most men went into the army of the Duchy of Warsaw along with their horses and weapons. However other Polish-based regiments were converted to Uhlan regiments in 1807 and formed the basis for Prussian uhlan regiments until the end of Prussia. References Richard Brzezinski, Polish Armies:1569–1699,London 1987. vol. 1, pp. 12–19. Richard Brzezinski, Polish Winged Hussar, New York 2006, pp. 8–10. Konstanty Górski, Historia Jazdy Polskiej, Kraków 1894. Peter Hofschröer, Prussian cavalry of the Napoleonic Wars, Volume 1, London 1985. Radosław Sikora, Wojskowość polska w dobie wojny polsko-szwedzkiej 1626–1629. Kryzys mocarstwa, Poznań, 2005, s. 76–77; Radoslaw Sikora, Bartosz Musialowicz, Winged Hussars, BUM Magazine, 2016. Jan Wimmer. Wojsko Polskie w drugiej polowie XVII wieku, Wojskowy Instytut Historyczny, Wydawnictwo Ministerstwa Obrony Narodowej, Warszawa 1965, Zygmunt Gloger, Encyklopedia starapolska ilustrowana, Volume 4, Warszawa 1903 pp. 379–380. See also Comrade Poczet Armoured companion Offices in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth Polish cavalry Polish titles Military ranks of Poland ru:Товарищ