Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "İmparatorluklar listesi" in Turkish language version.
Poland-Lithuania was another country which experienced its 'Golden Age' during the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries. The realm of the last Jagiellons was absolutely the largest state in Europe.
The multinational character of the Habsburg monarchy was comparable to that of the Commonwealth [...]
Lithuania was also a powerful empire and dominated much of eastern Europe in the 14th–16th centuries in close alignment with Poland; then, from 1569, it was part of a confederation with Poland [...]
It was indeed an Eastern European empire, a multiethnic and multicultural state with great economic strength and strong military power, controlling most of central and eastern European politics.
In terms of territorial expanse in Europe the Polish-Lithuanian state was surpassed only by Russia and the Ottoman Empire and in respect to population was behind only France, Spain, and the German Empire.
Poland-Lithuania had entered the seventeenth century as one of the great powers in Eastern Europe.
The multinational character of the Habsburg monarchy was comparable to that of the Commonwealth [...]
Lithuania was also a powerful empire and dominated much of eastern Europe in the 14th–16th centuries in close alignment with Poland; then, from 1569, it was part of a confederation with Poland [...]
It was indeed an Eastern European empire, a multiethnic and multicultural state with great economic strength and strong military power, controlling most of central and eastern European politics.
Poland-Lithuania had entered the seventeenth century as one of the great powers in Eastern Europe.
