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1670
Everyone knows that the most important constant in Jan Paweł's life is his noble title, which he was lucky enough to be born with. But is that really true? In the third season of 1670, as a result of the Harvest Festival events, the head of the Adamczewski family confronts the truth about his identity. He wants to prove to himself, but above all to the nation, that he is a true homo sarmatus. The struggle to regain his status leads him to the royal court, where he observes the backstage of high politics. The world as Jan Paweł knew it begins to shake, and even in Adamczycha he is not allowed to enjoy the idyllic calm of serfdom. His relationship with Zofia has cooled significantly, his conflict with Jakub is escalating, and behind it all seems to stand the devil's closest relative - Andrzej. If only the peasants would respect his difficult situation and not get in the way - but they too are increasingly clearly noticing certain inconveniences of their lot. Will the school for peasants, founded on Aniela's initiative, be the remedy for their torment?
The royal couple decides to visit Adamczycha right when a peasant uprising kicks off, leaving the fate of the village in the unfit hands of Jan Paweł.
Jan Paweł's plan to get back in Zofia's good graces backfires in every possible way. Meanwhile, Maciej has a short-lived reunion with Aniela.
During her first class, Aniela ends up teaching her students more than she anticipated. A horoscope puts Jan Paweł in touch with his feminine side.
Another visit to the royal court brings back a familiar face from beyond the grave. Andrzej calls on Zofia for help with raising his daughters.
Jakub attempts to sabotage Aniela's plans to open a school for peasants. Jan Paweł's next scheme to win back his nobility turns into a real moon shot.
A trip to Warsaw for an audience with the king leaves Jan Paweł in competition with a soothsayer while Aniela deals with an awkward encounter.
When Jan Paweł learns that a heroic deed can restore his nobility, he sets out to find an extinct animal. Maciej tries to escape his unexpected captor.
Eight months after the fateful harvest festival, Aniela returns to Adamczycha only to find the village in shambles and her parents down in the dumps.
Everyone knows that the most important constant in Jan Paweł's life is his noble title, which he was lucky enough to be born with. But is that really true? In the third season of 1670, as a result of the Harvest Festival events, the head of the Adamczewski family confronts the truth about his identity. He wants to prove to himself, but above all to the nation, that he is a true homo sarmatus. The struggle to regain his status leads him to the royal court, where he observes the backstage of high politics. The world as Jan Paweł knew it begins to shake, and even in Adamczycha he is not allowed to enjoy the idyllic calm of serfdom. His relationship with Zofia has cooled significantly, his conflict with Jakub is escalating, and behind it all seems to stand the devil's closest relative - Andrzej. If only the peasants would respect his difficult situation and not get in the way - but they too are increasingly clearly noticing certain inconveniences of their lot. Will the school for peasants, founded on Aniela's initiative, be the remedy for their torment?
