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3) the number of Cossack register army was
increased up to 40 thousand;
4) all members of the uprising were granted
an amnesty;
5) Metropolitan of Kyiv was to become a
member of the Senate;
6) the issue of the church union liquidation
and returning of the seized property to the
Orthodox Church was to be settled at the next
seim;
7) Jesuits did not have the right to live and
organize their schools in Kyiv and other
cities, Jews were forbidden to come there but
for "trade activities”;
8) at the same time szlachta mode of life
preserved on the Cossack territory (szlachta
were coming back to their estates) with the
only difference: king was to appoint only
Polish Orthodox men including voivodes to
hold all administrative posts (Adam Kysil’, an
Orthodox magnate, was appointed Kyivan
voivode);
9) peasants and lower middle class citizens
were to carry out pre-war duties, etc.
Zboriv treaty initiated formation of
Ukrainian Cossack state, which covered
nearly 200 thous. km? and was divided into
16 regiments subdivided in their turn into 272
sotnias (Cossack squadrons).
Autumn 1650 The campaign of Cossack and Tatar armies
against Moldaviya, resulting in the promise
given by Vasyl’ Lupul, the head of
Moldaviya, not to support Polish-Lithuanian

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