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{{Short description|1704 siege during the Great Northern War}}
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{{For|other Battles of Narva|Battle of Narva (disambiguation){{!}}Battle of Narva}}
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{{Infobox
| conflict =
| partof = the [[Great Northern War]]
| image = File:Narva 1704.jpg
| image_size = 300px
|date=27 June – 9 August 1704▼
| caption = ''Taking of Narva'' by [[Alexander Kotzebue]]
|result=Russian victory▼
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| coordinates = {{coord|source:Wikidata|format=dms|display=it}}
|combatant2=[[File:Flag of Russia.svg|20px]] [[Tsardom of Russia]]▼
▲| result = Russian victory
| combatant1 = {{flagicon|Sweden|1562}} [[Swedish Empire]]
|strength1=3,800 infantry and 1,300 cavalry▼
| commander1 = {{flagicon|Sweden|1562}} Henning Rudolf Horn ([[POW]])
| commander2 = {{flagicon|Russia|Tsardom}} [[Peter the Great| Peter I]] <br>{{flagicon|Russia|Tsardom}} Georg Benedict
|casualties1=3,200 dead or wounded 1900 captured▼
▲| strength1 = 3,800 infantry and 1,300 cavalry
|casualties2=up to 3,000 dead or wounded<ref name="Лексикон">Военный энциклопедический лексикон. Часть 9-я. СПб, 1845, с. 376</ref> ▼
| strength2 = 20,000<ref name=Tucker/>{{rp|697}} - 45,000<ref>История русской армии.– Москва: Эксмо, 2023. – 768с.–(Подарочные издания. Российская императорская библиотека). IBSN 978-5-699-42397-2. P.47</ref>
▲| casualties2 =
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{{Campaignbox Great Northern War}}
The '''Siege of Narva''' ({{lang-ru|Осада Нарвы}}, {{lang-sv|Belägringen av Narva}}), also known as the '''Second Battle of Narva''', was the second [[Tsardom of Russia|Russian]] siege of [[Swedish Empire|Swedish]] [[Narva]] during the [[Great Northern War]]
[[File:Крест 1704.jpg|thumb|380px|left|Memorial in [[Narva]]]]▼
▲The '''Battle of Narva''' was the second [[Tsardom of Russia|Russian]] siege of [[Swedish Empire|Swedish]] [[Narva]] during the [[Great Northern War]], resulting in the capture of the town by Russia on 9 August 1704, and the subsequent massacre of some of its Swedish inhabitants.<ref>{{cite book|last=Dupuy, Richard Ernest|author2=Dupuy, Trevor Nevitt|title=The encyclopedia of military history from 3500 B.C. to the present |publisher=Harper & Row|date=1986|edition=2|isbn=0-06-181235-8}}</ref>
In August, Peter I signed the [[Treaty of Narva]] in the town, aligning the [[Sandomierz Confederation]] faction of the [[Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth]] with Russia against Sweden in the war.
On 11 September, the surviving citizens of Narva swore allegiance to Peter I in the courtyard of the town hall, and the city was incorporated into the Russian Tsardom.<ref>Петров А.В. Город Нарва, его прошлое и достопримечательности. СПб, 1901, с. 175</ref>
==See also==
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* [[Brigitta Scherzenfeldt]]
* [[Anna Ivanovna Kramer]]
* [http://www.milhist.info/2012/06/30/megorskiy_1/ Names of the Russian Generals, who command at the Siege of Narva, 1704 & Specification of the Regiments employed in the Siege of Narva.]▼
==References==
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==External links==
▲* [http://www.milhist.info/2012/06/30/megorskiy_1/ Names of the Russian Generals, who command at the
▲[[File:Крест 1704.jpg|thumb|380px|left|Memorial in [[Narva]]]]
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[[Category:History of Narva]]
[[Category:Military history of Estonia]]
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[[Category:Sieges involving Sweden|Narva (1704)]]
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