True to the assumptions of King Augustus II of Poland, Peter the Great of Russia, and Frederick IV of Denmark, the young Charles XIII of Sweden proved to be an easy target.

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Charles XII (not XIII) of Sweden, contrary to the assumptions of his adversaries, proved to be a formidable military leader and successfully defended Sweden against the coalition formed by Augustus II of Poland, Peter the Great of Russia, and Frederick IV of Denmark during the Great Northern War.

True to the Assumptions of King Augustus II of Poland