Russian Army Corps at the beginning of the autumn 1813 campaign*
Army of Bohemia
Army Corps of General Count Peter von Wittgenstein: 43 battalions, 19 squadrons, 4 Cossack regiments, 92 guns: total strength = 31,913 men
First Infantry Corps: Lieutenant-General Prince Andrei I. Gorchakov
5th Infantry Division: Major-General V. P. Mezentsev
Brigade: Perm Infantry Regiment; Mogilev Infantry Regiment
Brigade: Kaluga Infantry Regiment; Sevsk Infantry Regiment; Grand Duchess Catherine’s Battalion
Brigade: 23rd and 24th Jaeger regiments
14th Infantry Division: Major-General Gothard von Helfreich
Brigade: Tenge Infantry Regiment; Estland Infantry Regiment
Brigade: 25th and 26th Jaeger regiments
3rd Heavy and 6th and 7th Light Artillery batteries
Second Infantry Corps: Lieutenant-General Prince Eugen of Württemberg
3rd Infantry Division: Major-General Prince I. L. Shakhovskoy
Brigade: Murom Infantry Regiment; Reval Infantry Regiment
Brigade: Chernigov Infantry Regiment; Selenginsk Infantry Regiment
Brigade: 20th and 21st Jaeger regiments
4th Infantry Division: Major-General D. I. Pyshnitsky
Brigade: Tobolsk Infantry Regiment; Volhynia Infantry Regiment
Brigade: Kremenchug Infantry Regiment; Minsk Infantry Regiment
Brigade: 4th and 34th Jaeger regiments
5th Heavy and 13th and 27th Light batteries
1st Hussar Division: Lieutenant-General Count Peter von der Pahlen
Grodno, Sumi, Olviopol and Lubny Hussar regiments
4 Don Cossack regiments
6th and 12th Horse Artillery batteries
Reserve Army Corps of the Grand Duke Constantine: 47 battalions, 87 squadrons, 3 Cossack regiments and 182 guns = 43,498 men
Fifth (Guards) Infantry Corps: Lieutenant-General A. P. Ermolov
1st Guards Division: Major-General Baron Gregor von Rosen
Brigade: Preobrazhensky Guards Regiment; Semenovsky Guards Regiment
Brigade: Izmailovsky Guards Regiment; Guards Jaeger Regiment; Marine Guards Battalion
2nd Guards Division: Major-General I. F. Udom
Brigade: Lithuania (Litovsky) Guards Regiment; Life Grenadier Guards Regiment
Brigade: Pavlovsky Guards Regiment; Finland Guards Regiment
2nd Guards Heavy and 1st and 2nd Guards Light batteries
Third (Grenadier) Corps: Lieutenant-General N. N. Raevsky
1st Grenadier Division: Major-General P. N. Choglokov
Brigade: Count Arakcheev Grenadier Regiment; Ekaterinoslav Grenadier Regiment
Brigade: Tauride Grenadier Regiment; St Petersburg Grenadier Regiment
Brigade: Kexholm Grenadier Regiment; Pernau Grenadier Regiment
2nd Grenadier Division: Lieutenant-General Prince Karl of Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Brigade: Kiev Grenadier Regiment; Moscow Grenadier Regiment
Brigade: Astrakhan Grenadier Regiment; Fanagoria Grenadier Regiment
Brigade: Siberia Grenadier Regiment; Little Russia Grenadier Regiment
33rd Heavy and 14th Light batteries
Reserve Cavalry: Lieutenant-General Prince D. V. Golitsyn
1st Cuirassier Division: Major-General N. I. Preradovich
Brigade: Chevaliers Gardes; Horse Guards
Brigade: His Majesty’s Life Cuirassiers; Her Majesty’s Life Cuirassiers
1st and 2nd Guards Horse Artillery batteries: Colonel Kozen
2nd Cuirassier Division: Major-General N. V. Kretov
Brigade: Ekaterinoslav Cuirassier Regiment; Pskov Cuirassier Regiment
Brigade: Glukhov Cuirassier Regiment; Astrakhan Cuirassier Regiment
3rd Cuirassier Division: Major-General I. M. Duka
Brigade: Military Order Cuirassier Regiment; Starodub Cuirassier Regiment
Brigade: Little Russia Cuirassier Regiment; Novgorod Cuirassier Regiment
Guards Light Cavalry Division: Major-General I. G. Shevich
Brigade: Guards Dragoon Regiment; Guards Lancer Regiment
Brigade: Guards Hussar Regiment; Cossack Guards Regiment
Lancer Division: Major-General Baron E. I. Müller-Zakomelsky
Chuguev Lancer Regiment; Serpukhov Lancer Regiment; 2nd Tatar Lancer Regiment
Ataman Cossack Regiment and 2 other Don Cossack regiments
1st Don Cossack Horse Artillery Battery
Reserve artillery:
1st Guards Heavy Battery; 1st, 14th, 29th, 30th Heavy batteries
Marine Guards artillery detachment: 1st, 3rd, 10th, 23rd Horse Artillery batteries
Army of Silesia
Army Corps of Lieutenant-General Baron Fabian von der Osten-Sacken: 24 battalions, 30 squadrons, 12 irregular cavalry regiments, 60 guns = 17,689 men
10th Infantry Division: Lieutenant-General Count Johann von Lieven
Brigade: Iaroslavl Infantry Regiment
Brigade: Crimea Infantry Regiment; Belostok Infantry Regiment
Brigade: 8th and 39th Jaeger regiments
16th Infantry Division: Major-General S. Ia. Repninsky
Brigade: Okhotsk Infantry Regiment; Kamchatka Infantry Regiment
27th Infantry Division: Lieutenant-General D. P. Neverovsky
Brigade: Vilna Infantry Regiment; Simbirsk Infantry Regiment
Brigade: Ternopol Infantry Regiment; Odessa Infantry Regiment
Brigade: 49th and 50th Jaeger regiments
Cavalry: Lieutenant-General I. V. Vasilchikov
Brigade from 3rd Dragoon Division
Smolensk Dragoon Regiment; Courland Dragoon Regiment
2nd Hussar Division: Major-General S. N. Lanskoy
Brigade: Belorussia Hussar Regiment; Akhtyrka Hussar Regiment
Brigade: Aleksandria Hussar Regiment; Mariupol Hussar Regiment
8 Don Cossack regiments; 1 Kalmyk and 1 Bashkir regiment; 2 other Cossack regiments
Artillery: Major-General A. P. Nikitin
10th and 13th Heavy, 24th and 35th Light, and 18th Horse Artillery batteries
1 company of pioneers
Army Corps of General Count A. de Langeron: 53 battalions, 37 squadrons, 176 guns = 43,531 men
Sixth Infantry Corps: Lieutenant-General Prince A. G. Shcherbatov
7th Infantry Division: Major-General F. I. Talyzin
Brigade: Pskov Infantry Regiment; Moscow Infantry Regiment
Brigade: Libau Infantry Regiment; Sofia Infantry Regiment
Brigade: 11th and 36th Jaeger regiments
18th Infantry Division: Major-General P. E. Benardos
Brigade: Vladimir Infantry Regiment; Tambov Infantry Regiment
Brigade: Dnieper Infantry Regiment; Kostroma Infantry Regiment
Brigade: 28th and 32nd Jaeger regiments
Eighth Infantry Corps: Lieutenant-General Count E. de Saint-Priest
11th Infantry Division: Major-General Prince I. S. Gurelov
Brigade: Ekaterinburg Infantry Regiment; Rylsk Infantry Regiment
Brigade: Elets Infantry Regiment; Polotsk Infantry Regiment
Brigade: 1st and 33rd Jaeger regiments
17th Infantry Division: Major-General Georg Pilar von Pilchau
Brigade: Riazan Infantry Regiment; Beloozero Infantry Regiment
Brigade: Wilmanstrand Infantry Regiment; Brest Infantry Regiment
Brigade: 30th and 48th Jaeger regiments
Ninth Infantry Corps: Lieutenant-General Z. D. Olsufev
9th Infantry Division: Major-General E. E. Udom
Brigade: Nasheburg Infantry Regiment; Apsheron Infantry Regiment
Brigade: Riazhsk Infantry Regiment; Iakutsk Infantry Regiment
Brigade: 10th and 38th Jaeger regiments
Detachment of General A. Ia. Rudzevich: 15th and 13th Infantry divisions:
Brigade (15th Division): Vitebsk Infantry Regiment; Kozlov Infantry Regiment
Brigade (15th Division): Kuriia Infantry Regiment; Kolyvan Infantry Regiment
Brigade (13th Division): 12th and 22nd Jaeger regiments
Tenth Infantry Corps: Lieutenant-General P. M. Kaptsevich
8th Infantry Division: Major-General Prince A. P. Urusov
Brigade: Archangel Infantry Regiment; Schlüsselberg Infantry Regiment
Brigade: Staroingermanland Infantry Regiment
Brigade: 7th and 37th Jaeger regiments
22nd Infantry Division: Major-General P. P. Turchaninov
Brigade: Viatka Infantry Regiment; Staroskol Infantry Regiment; Olonets Infantry Regiment
Brigade: 29th and 45th Jaeger regiments
Cavalry Corps: Lieutenant-General Baron Friedrich von Korff
3rd Dragoon Division: Major-General A. N. Berdiaev
Tver Dragoon Regiment; Kinburn Dragoon Regiment
1st Dragoon Division: Major-General N. M. Borozdin
Moscow, Kargopol, Mitau, New Russia Dragoon regiments
4th Dragoon Division: Major-General G. A. Emmanuel
Kharkov Dragoon Regiment: Kiev Dragoon Regiment
1st Mounted Jaeger Division: Major-General S. D. Panchulidzev
Chernigov, Arzamas and Seversk Mounted Jaeger regiments
2nd Mounted Jaeger Division: Major-General Count Paul von der Pahlen
Livonia and Dorpat Mounted Jaeger regiments
Irregular cavalry
5 Don Cossack, 3 Ukrainian Cossack and 1 Kalmyk regiment
Artillery of Langeron’s Army Corps:
2nd, 15th, 18th, 32nd, 34th and 39th Heavy batteries; 3rd, 19th, 28th, 29th, 32nd, 33rd and 34th Light batteries; 8th Horse Artillery Battery and 2nd Don Cossack Horse Artillery Battery; 3 pioneer and 3 pontoon companies
Army of the North:
Army Corps of Lieutenant-General Baron F. von Winzengerode: 29 battalions, 48 squadrons, 20 irregular cavalry regiments, 96 guns = 29, 639 men
Detachment of Lieutenant-General Count M. S. Vorontsov
21st Infantry Division: Major-General V. D. Laptev
Brigade: Petrovsk, Podolia and Lithuania Infantry regiments
Brigade: Neva Infantry Regiment: 44th Jaeger Regiment
31st Heavy and 42nd Light Artillery batteries
24th Infantry Division: Major-General N. V. Vuich
Brigade: Shirvan and Ufa Infantry regiments
Brigade: Butyrki and Tomsk Infantry regiments
Brigade: 19th and 40th Jaeger regiments
46th Light Artillery Battery
Cavalry: Major-General Count Gothard von Manteuffel
St Petersburg Dragoon Regiment; Elizavetgrad Hussar Regiment; Iakhontov Volunteer Cavalry Regiment
5 Don Cossack, 1 Bug and 1 Ural Cossack regiment
Detachment of Major-General Harpe
Navagin, Tula, Sevsk infantry regiments
2nd, 13th, 14th Jaeger regiments
3 Combined Grenadier battalions
Cavalry detachment of Major-General Count Joseph O’Rourke
Nezhin Mounted Jaeger, Pavlograd Hussar, Polish Lancer and Volhynia Lancer regiments
6 Don Cossack, 1 Siberian Cossack and 1 Bashkir regiment
Cavalry detachment of Major-General A. I. Chernyshev
Finland Dragoon Regiment; Riga Dragoon Regiment; Izium Hussar Regiment
5 Don Cossack regiments; 4 guns of 8th Horse Artillery Battery
Army Corps artillery
31st Heavy, 42nd and 46th Light Artillery batteries; 8 guns of 8th Horse Artillery Battery
Army of Poland:
Commander: General Levin von Bennigsen: 43 battalions of army and 27 battalions of militia infantry: 40 squadrons of army regular cavalry, 10 regiments of irregular cavalry, 7 squadrons of militia cavalry: 198 guns = 59,033 men
Advance Guard: Lieutenant-General E. I. Markov
16th Infantry Division: Major-General M. L. Bulatov
Neishlot Infantry Regiment; 27th and 43rd Jaeger regiments
13th Infantry Division: 2nd Brigade: Major General Ivanov
Saratov Infantry Regiment: Penza Infantry Regiment
Cavalry: Major-General S. V. Diatkov and Major-General N. V. Dekhterev
Orenburg and Vladimir Lancer regiments; 1st Combined Hussar Regiment; 1st Combined Lancer Regiment
4 Don Cossack regiments, 1 Ural Cossack regiment, 4 Bashkir regiments
1 regiment Siberian Cossack militia and 1 regiment Penza militia cavalry
Artillery: 16th Heavy, 56th Light and 30th and 10th Horse Artillery batteries
Right Flank Army Corps: General D. S. Dokhturov
12th Infantry Division: Major-General Prince N. N. Khovansky
Brigade: Smolensk Infantry Regiment; Narva Infantry Regiment
Brigade: Aleksopol Infantry Regiment; Novoingermanland Infantry Regiment
Brigade: 6th and 41st Jaeger regiments
26th Infantry Division: Major-General I. F. Paskevich
Brigade: Ladoga Infantry Regiment; Poltava Infantry Regiment
Brigade: Nizhnii Novgorod Infantry Regiment; Orel Infantry Regiment
Brigade: 5th and 42nd Jaeger regiments
13th Infantry Division: Brigade of Major-General Axel Lindfors
Velikie Luki Infantry Regiment: Galits Infantry Regiment
Cavalry detachment: Lieutenant-General E. I. Chaplitz
Combined Dragoon Regiment: 1st and 2nd Combined Mounted Jaeger regiments; 2nd Combined Lancer Regiment; Taganrog, Siberia and Zhitomir Lancer regiments
Artillery: 26th and 45th Heavy, 1st and 47th Light, 2nd Horse Artillery batteries
1 company miners
Army Corps reserve artillery: 22nd Heavy, 18th, 48th, 53rd Light, and 9th Horse Artillery batteries
Left Flank Army Corps: Lieutenant-General Count P. A. Tolstoy
Militia Corps of Major-General N. S. Muromtsev
4 regiments of Nizhnii Novgorod militia infantry; 1 regiment of Nizhnii Novgorod and 1 regiment of Kostroma militia cavalry; 1 Ural Cossack regiment
52nd Heavy and 22nd Horse Artillery batteries
Militia Corps of Major-General Titov
3 regiments of Penza militia infantry; 1 regiment of Riazan militia infantry and 1 regiment of Riazan militia jaegers; 1 regiment of Riazan militia cavalry; 2 squadrons of Kazan militia cavalry
64th Light Artillery Battery