POLAND (called KORONA in the First Republic), GREAT PRINCE OF LITHUANIA, PODOLSKIE VOIVODSHIP, VOIVIA OF VILLAGE, KIJOVSKY VOIVODSHIP. Map of the eastern borderlands of the First Republic - one of the more accurate maps of the Podolia, Volhynia and Kiev provinces; issued by V.M. Coronelli, Venice, ca. 1690; title cartouche surrounded by fourteen coat of arms shields; in the cartouche a dedication to Francesco Cornato; very detailed map, contains a number of annotations, including mention of the fortification of the city of Kudak (1637.), a reference to the fortification of Kiev in the early 17th century; next to Smolensk, the countries that controlled the city between 1403 (Lithuania) and 1654 (Russia) are given; the siege of Pskov in 1581 is also noted, the conquest of Polotsk by Ivan the Terrible in 1563, and by Stefan Batory in 1579; copper b.b., st. bdb., passe-partout; plate dimensions 460x610 mm; title on wavy ribbon: POLONIA PARTE ORIENTALE. RARE!