Delegation to the Military Commission

Hey folks, got some news from the 18th-century political beat. The Union – that's what we're calling the Poland-Ukraine and Lithuania-Belarus tag team – is gearing up its defense game. Their Mister President just set up a delegation to hop aboard the military commission after a resounding 'Yeah!' from their version of Congress.

Here’s the scoop on the delegation: It’s a mix of senators and reps from the Senate and House of Representatives, pulled from regions across The Union like East Poland-Ukraine, Lithuania-Belarus, and West Poland.

Some big names on the roster are Senator Józef Ankwicz from the County of Nowy Sącz, star bearer (sounds cool, right?) Ignacy Giełguda, and voivode (like a big shot governor) Michał Walewski.

The House is sending its own squad too. We’ve got Antoni Mikułowski, writer of the Earth(!), Nicholas Zaleski handling the bench (don't ask), and that’s just a taste.

These cats will not only handle complaints from the common folk but also chat directly with Mister President and drop updates on the Houses of Congress. Sounds like quite the task force, huh? Stay tuned for more from this historical political universe.

Topics: deputation; military commission; both nations; establishment of deputation; senators; knightly estate; provinces: Lesser Poland, Lithuania, Greater Poland; deputies; grievances; resolution of grievances; report to the king and the estates;