Pacification Sejm (1736)

The Pacification Sejm was a session of the Sejm in 1736 that concluded the War of the Polish Succession in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth that erupted after the death of Augustus II the Strong in February 1733. It confirmed the accession of Augustus III to the Polish throne, and gave Augustus the power to appoint as Duke of Courland a candidate who had the approval of Russia, Prussia, and the local nobility. (This power was in effect a retroactive approval of Augustus' agreement with Anna of Russia that she could name her preferred candidate, Ernst Johann von Biron, to that post.)

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Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth	Silent Sejm (1717) Pacification Sejm (1736) Convocation Sejm (1764) Repnin Sejm (1767–68) Partition Sejm (1773–75) Great Sejm (1788–91) Grodno Sejm (1793)

Russian Empire	Great Seimas of Vilnius (1905) Petrograd Seimas (1917)

First Republic of Lithuania (1918–40)	Constituent Assembly (1920–22) First Seimas (1922–23) Second Seimas (1923–26) Third Seimas (1926–27) Fourth Seimas (1936–40)

Second Republic of Lithuania (since 1990)	Reconstituent Seimas (1990–92) Sixth Seimas (1992–96) Seventh Seimas (1996–2000) Eighth Seimas (2000–04) Ninth Seimas (2004–08) Tenth Seimas (2008–12) Eleventh Seimas (2012–16) Twelfth Seimas (2016–20) Thirteenth Seimas (2020–24)

See also: Sejm of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania; Sejm of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth; Sejm of Central Lithuania; People's Seimas; Supreme Soviet of the Lithuanian SSR; Sejms of Poland

Kingdom of Poland (1385–1569)	Sejm of the Kingdom of Poland

Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth (1569–1795)	Only a limited number of individual sejms of this era is listed here Silent Sejm (1717) Pacification Sejm (1736) Convocation Sejm (1764) Repnin Sejm (1767–68) Partition Sejm (1773–75) Great Sejm (1788–91) Grodno Sejm (1793)

Partitioned Poland (1795–1918)	Sejm of the Duchy of Warsaw (1809–12) Sejm of Congress Poland (1815–31) Sejm of the Grand Duchy of Posen (1823–1918) Sejm of the Estates (1775–1845) Sejm of the Land (1861–1918)

Second Polish Republic (1918–39)	Legislative Sejm (1919–22) First Term Sejm <small>(1922–27)</small> Second Term Sejm <small>(1928–30)</small> Third Term Sejm <small>(1930–35)</small> Fourth Term Sejm <small>(1935–38)</small> Fifth Term Sejm (1938–39)

Polish Underground State (1939–45)	Home Political Representation (1943–44) Council of National Unity (1944–45)

State National Council (1943–47)
Legislative Sejm (1947–52)
First Term Sejm (1952–56)
Second Term Sejm (1957–61)
Third Term Sejm (1961–65)
Fourth Term Sejm (1965–69)
Fifth Term Sejm (1969–72)
Sixth Term Sejm (1972–76)
Seventh Term Sejm (1976–80)
Eight Term Sejm (1980–85)
Ninth Term Sejm (1985–89)
Tenth Term (Contract) Sejm (1989)

Republic of Poland (since 1990)	First Term Sejm <small>(1991–93)</small> Second Term Sejm <small>(1993–97)</small> Third Term Sejm <small>(1997–2001)</small> Fourth Term Sejm <small>(2001–05)</small> Fifth Term Sejm (2005–07) Sixth Term Sejm (2007–11) Seventh Term Sejm (2011–15) Eighth Term Sejm (2015–19) Ninth Term Sejm (2019–2023)

See also: Members from Kraków constituency, Sejmik, Seimas of Lithuania, Seimas of Lithuania

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