is exemplified in an incident in 1678, when the Chancellor of Nowogrod, Mikolaj Wladyslaw Prze Dziecki, came to the king as the leader of an unofficial delegation to present the king with evidence that the Pac family were the enemies of the king. According to Mikolaj Wladyslaw Prze Dziecki, "The Queen knocked on the doors until the King asked for them to be opened and then took the monarch by the hand, leading him to the side, with great force, speaking in French", which the Chancellor viewed with disgust. In the 1670s, the king of France wished to close a treaty between France, Sweden, Poland and Turkey. The French ambassador recommended working with Marie Casimire since "only the Queen Consort of Poland can convince the King, her husband, to close a treaty". Queen Marie Casimire gave her support to this issue, and a secret treaty was signed in Jaworowo 11 June 1675, and completed by a treaty between Poland and Sweden in 1677. Her Pro-French policies were however discontinued in 1678, when France had not fulfilled the terms promised her for her services, such as making her father a Peer of France, combined with the fact that Marie Casimire became concerned with the threat of the Turks. Queen Marie Casimire sent her lady-in-waiting and confidante Malgorzata Korowska as her political agent to the emperor in 1679 to find out the view of the emperor concerning and alliance between the emperor and Poland against Turkey, and on 1 April 1683, Poland signed the military alliance with the emperor which she had supported. She also played an important role during the war against Turkey, when she was credited with having convinced her spouse to support the emperor when Vienna was attacked in 1683. The French ambassador Michelle de Mongrillon described her influence when he commented: "She could move her husband first of all, then she moved the huge, lethargic corps of the Commonwealth that is so difficult to set in motion". Poland joined the Holy League in 1684, an act which had been promoted by Marie Casimire. When king John Sobieski was absent in Wallachia and Moldova in 1686 and 1691 and at the Battle of Kamenets, queen Marie Casimire are acknowledged to have ruled in effect as regent in his absence. As such she had the authority to negotiate the military and trade treaty with France September 1692, which restored the