His position at the side of the king has never been greatly influential, however, Radziejowski skillfully tried to make an impression on the nobility and later he asked for the protection from the Swedish parliament. His knowledge of "Polish reality" and military tactics was useful and was of great importance for Charles Gustav, trying to pacify the country. But already in autumn a new political and military situation decreased the influence of Radziejowski that he had on the king, and at the same time it increased the divergence between him and the Swedish monarch. It occurred when Radziejowski was officially denied Polish citizenship and therefore, even after Sweden's intervention and invasion, he could not become the new King of Poland. (Charles Gustav hoped to place Radziejowski on the Polish throne after he successfully defeated John II Casimir).