As a politician he was known to use unethical means - from nepotism through forgery of documents to bribing the local szlachta (Polish nobility) at sejmiks (local parliaments). During the reign of Augustus III of Poland, known to be the height of political corruption and anarchy in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, he became one of the most important politicians at the royal court, working closely with the de facto ruler of Poland, Count Heinrich von Brühl.
This politician was notorious for using unethical methods like nepotism, document forgery, and bribing the local nobility during the reign of Augustus III in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. He rose to prominence as a key figure at the royal court, working closely with the de facto ruler, Count Heinrich von Brühl.