Pavel Choglokov

Pavel Nikolaevich Choglokov
Pavel Nikolaevich Choglokov
	Portrait (1825) by George Dawe in the Hermitage Museum
Native name	Павел Николаевич Чоглоков (Чеглоков)
Other name	P. Nikolayevich Cheglokov
Born	29 January 1772; St. Petersburg, Saint Petersburg Governorate
Died	15 April 1832 (60); St. Petersburg
Buried	Koltushi, Shlisselburgsky Uyezd
Allegiance	Russia
Branch	Imperial Russian Army; Imperial Russian Navy
Service years	1790–1818
Rank	Lieutenant general
Commands	ru:Kexholm Life Guards Regiment; ru:3rd Pernau Grenadier Regiment; 11th Infantry Division (1812); 1st Grenadier Division (1813–14)
Conflicts	Expand list: Russo-Swedish War (1788–1790) in 1790; Kościuszko Uprising (1794); Wars of the Third (in 1805) and the Fourth (in 1807) coalitions; Finnish War; French invasion of Russia (1812) Battle of Ostrovno; Battle of Smolensk; Battle of Borodino; Battle of Vyazma; ; The Russian army's foreign campaign (1813–1814) Blockade of Glogau; Battle of Lützen; Battle of Bautzen; Battle of Reichenbach; Battle of Leipzig; Battle of Arcis-sur-Aube; Battle of Paris; ;
Awards	Order of St. George (degrees: 4th [1794], 3rd [Vyazma battle]); Orders of Sts.:; • Anna 1st degree; • Vladimir 2nd degree; Golden Weapon for Bravery
Relations	ru:House of Choglokov

Pavel Nikolaevich Choglokov (Russian: Па́вел Никола́евич Чогло́ков; 1772–1832) was a Russian lieutenant general, promoted for the Battle of Leipzig.