I want Kawalers.

I'm looking for information more on Kawalers. I want to know when that started to be used in Polska, and any famous Kawaler.

Kawaler means bachelor, as in an unmarried man.

Do you mean the Polish cavalry regiments in the Polish and partitioning powers' armies?

Kawaler is a famous wine in Poland. At least it used to be about 20 years ago. So good that even my students recommended it to me.

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Yeah, I want more Kawalers of Polska Krolestwo. I dont want military things necessarily though, just a Biography.

Exactly who do you mean?

That's just it. Who was known specifically for being a Kawaler? I read my Kings and Queens, but I never read anything about Kawalers. I got some Knights read within those Kings and Queens, that was great, but Kawaler is what I want to learn next.

Have to say - most funny title for a thread. It looks like you are looking for eligible bachelors to marry. Are you, by chance, a woman?

Can you explain to me the difference between a knight and a kawaler - in your opinion?

Because Kawalers is too mysterious a term to read anything on it. Still nobody knows what you mean exactly with those Kawalers.

Well, I've written a restitution being a Kawaler Szpadel myself. Looks like there's nothing here on the polishforums, having gotten what maturity I did, now I best delete this profile before any infiltrators play Zulu.

I know how you feel. I sometimes feel like Kawaler Motyka, even though I operate a rotary tiller when necessary in difficult terrain.