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"Poland–Lithuania" as a book category covers works about the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth (roughly 1569–1795) and its wider historical, cultural, political and social sphere — including the precursor unions and the lands and peoples that later became parts of modern Poland, Lithuania, Belarus, and Ukraine. It includes scholarly histories, biographies, primary-source collections, art and religious studies, economic and legal studies, and historical fiction or travel writing that explores the Commonwealth’s multiethnic, multiconfessional society (nobility and magnates, peasants, Cossacks, Jews, Orthodox, Catholic and Protestant communities), institutions (Golden Liberty, elective monarchy, Sejm), major conflicts (wars with Sweden, Ottoman Empire, Russia), and the processes of decline and partition. The category also embraces comparative and legacy-oriented works that trace how Poland–Lithuania shaped regional identities, languages and borders, and how its legal and cultural traditions have been received in modern scholarship and literature.

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