List of diplomats in the Great Northern War

The list of diplomats in the Great Northern War includes envoys from war participants with diplomatic missions in the war from 1700 to 1721 .

List of envoys by state

image	Surname	Life dates	function
	Christian Detlev from Reventlow	* June 21st or 26th 1671 in Hadersleben (North Schleswig); † October 1, 1738 in Tølløse on the island of Zealand	Envoy

Surname	Life dates	function
John Carteret, 2nd Earl Granville	* April 22, 1690 in Westminster, London; † January 2, 1763 in Bath, Somerset	Ambassador in Stockholm from 1719
Robert Jackson	* 1679 or 1680 in Stockholm; † 1739	Privy Councilor, Ambassador to Stockholm 1707–1717
James Jefferyes	* 1679 or 1680 in Stockholm; † 1739	Secret advice, ambassador
Charles Whitworth	(1675-1725)	British envoy to Prussia from 1716–1722

Surname	Life dates	function
Andreas Gottlieb von Bernstorff	* March 2, 1649 in Ratzeburg; † July 6, 1726 in Gartow	Secret advice
Friedrich Wilhelm von Görtz	* June 15, 1647 in Schlitz; † September 26, 1728 in Hanover	Privy Councilor and President of the Chamber
JW Heusch	(born around 1652)	Council of war
Friedrich Christian Weber	† 1739	Ambassador to the Petersburg court since 1714

Surname	Life dates	function
Henning Friedrich von Bassewitz	* November 17, 1680 in Dalwitz; † January 1, 1749 in Prebberede	Herzoglich Holstein-Gottorpscher President of the Privy Council
Johann Ludwig von Pincier	* August 1, 1660 in Lübeck; † October 5, 1730 ibid	ducal and later royal Danish bailiff, privy councilor in the Lübeck bishopric
Magnus von Wedderkop	* October 26, 1637 in Husum; † January 16, 1721 in Hamburg	Council at Gottorfer Hof

image	Surname	Life dates	function
	Thomas Działyński	* 1656, † June 25, 1714 in Łąki Bratiańskie

Surname	Life dates	function
Louis Frederick Bonet	(1670–1761)	Prussian envoy to Great Britain from 1712–1719
Johann Christoph Julius Ernst von Wallenrodt	(1670–1727)	Prussian envoy to Great Britain from 1719–1726
Karl Friedrich von Schlippenbach	* September 7, 1658 in Stettin; † January 9, 1723 in Kolberg	Envoy
Heinrich Rüdiger von Ilgen	* September 30, 1654 in Petershagen; † December 6, 1728 in Britz	Cabinet Minister of the Foreign Department
Achenbach		Envoy at the Russian court
Friedrich Ernst zu Innhausen and Knyphausen	* August 11, 1678; † April 4, 1731	example
Johann Georg von Keyserlingk	* 1679; † December 11, 1711 Stolp (Pomm.) (On a trip)	1705–11 Prussian envoy in Moscow

Surname	Life dates	function
Jacob Daniel Bruce	* 1669 in Moscow; † April 30, 1735 near Moscow	Envoy
Wassilli Lukitsch Dolgorukow	* 1672; † November 8, 1739	Ambassador to Denmark
Alexander Gavrilowitsch Golowkin	1689-1760	Russian envoy to Prussia from 1711 to 1727
Gabriel Ivanovich Golovkin	* 1660; † 1734	Envoy, Chancellor and President of the College for Foreign Affairs
Boris Ivanovich Kurakin	* July 30, 1676 in Moscow; † October 28, 1727 in Paris	Ambassador, Colonel of the Guard and Chamberlain
Albrecht von der Lieth	1659-1718	Russian envoy to Prussia from 1706 to 1711
Heinrich Johann Friedrich Ostermann	* June 9, 1687 in Bochum; † May 31, 1747 in Berjosowo, Siberia	Privy councilor
Pyotr Andreevich Tolstoy	* around 1646; † 1728	Envoy

Surname	Life dates	function
Jost Friedrich von Arnstedt	(1670-1711)	Saxon envoy to Russia from 1700–1706
Martin von Frensdorf	(1669–1736)	Saxon envoy to Russia from 1718–1720
Albrecht von der Lieth	(1659-1718)	Saxon envoy to Prussia from 1717–1718
Johann Adolph von Loß	* June 20, 1690; † August 25, 1759	Saxon envoy to Russia from 1711–1718
Count Jacob Heinrich von Flemming	* March 3, 1667 in Hoff, Western Pomerania; † April 30, 1728 in Vienna	Secret Council and Cabinet Minister, Secret War Council
Woldemar Freiherr von Löwendal	* September 25, 1660; † June 24, 1740 in Dresden	Electoral Saxon court marshal and cabinet minister
Ernst Christoph von Manteuffel	* 1676 in Kerstin, Pomerania; † January 30, 1749 in Leipzig	Minister of the Electoral Saxony and Cabinet Minister
Johann Reinhold von Patkul	* July 1660 in Stockholm; † October 11, 1707 at the Kasimierz Monastery near Posen	Russian envoy to the Saxon-Polish court
Anton Albrecht Freiherr von Imhoff	* 1653; † 1715	Electoral Chamber President; Privy councilor; Chief miner and peace negotiator; President of the Chamber in Wolfenbüttel
Georg Ernst Pentecost		Trainee lawyer in the Secret Cabinet, member of the Secret Consilium

Surname	Life dates	function
Gustaf Cronhielm	* 1664 in Stockholm, † June 3, 1737	Reichsrat, President of the Chancellery College
Karl Gustav Düker	* 1663 in Livonia; † July 3, 1732 in Stockholm	Imperial Councilor, Field Marshal and Council of War
Carl Gustaf von Friesendorff	(* 1663; † 1715)	Swedish envoy to Prussia from 1712–1715
Magnus Julius De la Gardie	* April 14, 1668 in Stockholm; † April 28, 1741 in Stockholm	Reichsrat, President of the Board of Commerce
Georg Heinrich von Görtz	* 1668; † February 19, 1719 in Stockholm	Representative of Charles XII.
Olof Hermelin	* 1658 in Filipstad; † around 1709 or 1712 [1] probably near Moscow	Swedish imperial historiographer
Daniel Niklas von Höpken	* March 9, 1669 in Bremen, † April 26, 1741 in Stockholm	Budget Secretary
Arvid Horn	* April 6, 1664 in Vuorentaka, Finland; † April 17, 1742 in Ekebyholm, Sweden	Chancellery president and chairman of the Imperial Council of Sweden
Johann von Lilienstedt	* June 14, 1655 as Johann Paulinus in Björneborg; † September 26, 1732 in Divitz	Reichsrat
Carl Piper	* July 29, 1647; † May 29, 1716 in Moscow	example
Otto Reinhold Strömfelt	* January 15, 1679; † April 3, 1746	ombudsman
Gustaf Adam Taube	* December 1, 1673; † October 14, 1732 in Stockholm	Reichsrat, governor in Stockholm
Mauritz Vellingk	* October 31, 1651 in Jaama in Ingermanland (today's Russia), † July 10, 1727 in Mjölby, Östergötland County	example

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