Until March 1708, the regiments were named after their commanders. This led to frequent changes of name of the individual regiments. After 1708 the individual regiments were named after their home provinces. In this list, the provincial names are used insofar as they existed.
The information is from the work of Höglund, Lars-Eric & Sallnas, Åke: The Great Northern War 1700-1721: Colors and Uniforms. Taken from volumes 1 and 2.
regiment
Tirtow - Gundertmark
Kar - Balabanow - Polandianow
Bulgakov - K. Nekludov
M. Nekludow - Neelow
from Delden - Hallart
Karr - Hamilton - Biltz
Zei - Kreik - Bush
Gulitz - Wosnitsyn
Belikov
Krivtsow
Hertigen of Holstein-Plön
Cunningham
Zaborowski among others
Zotow
Kro
Polentz
Sytin
from Patkul
Buturlin
Dedyt
Grenadier regiments
regiment
General Repnin
General Willow
General Enzberg
General Hallart
Prince Baryatinsky
cavalry
Dragoon regiments
regiment
Moskowsky
Kiewsky
Dugout regiments 1701
regiment
Wladimirsky
Pskowsky
Kasansky
Novgorodsky
Troitsky
Astrachansky
Sibirsky
Smolensky
St. Petersburgsky
Chernigovsky
Wijatsky
Nischegorodsky
Dugout regiments 1702
regiment
Yaroslavsky
Twersky
Permsky
Dug up regiments in 1704
regiment
Ingermanlandsky
Nevsky
Belozersky
Dug up regiments 1705
regiment
Ryasansky
Uschuzhsky
Archangelgorodsky
Lutsky
Vologodsky
Narwsky
Dug up regiments in 1707
regiment
Live regulation
Olonetsky
Kargopolsky
Dug up regiments in 1708
regiment
Tobolsky
Nowotroitsky (Kropotowsky)
Regiments to Höglund
The information is from the work of Höglund, Lars-Eric & Sallnas, Åke: The Great Northern War 1700-1721: Colors and Uniforms. Taken from volumes 1 and 2.
