The 9th Uhlan Regiment (Polish: 9 Puà Âk Uà Âanów)â was an Uhlan regiment of army of the Duchy of Warsaw.
The regiment was formed in 1809 in Greater Poland in the Duchy of Warsaw from the cadre of the 6th Regiment brought from Cheà Âmno by Jan Henryk Dàbrowski and from two new squadrons formed in the Kalisz department on the basis of the 4th Regiment. At the end of July, it was also reinforced by a Kuyavian cavalry unit led by squadron commander Modlià Âski. At the start of the regiments history the regiment was stationed at Konin. At the start of the regiments history the regiment was stationed at Konin. At the end of 1809, the regiment had 936 soldiers.
Until September of 1809, the regiment was counted among the mounted riflemen and served as part of the Jazda Poznaà Âska (English:Poznaà  Cavalry) and until the 28th of December 1809 the regiment was called The 3rd Galician-French Cavalry Regiment (Polish: 3 Puà Âkiem Jazdy Galicyjsko-Francuskiej). It was part of the Gdaà Âsk Division.
In 1809, until September, serving as a regiment of mounted riflemen, the regiment wore green uniforms with black lapels.
From 1810, the following uniform colours were in force:
Crimson collar with navy blue trim; navy blue lapels with white trim.
Navy blue sleeve cuffs with white piping
The regimental commanders of this regiment were:
The 3rd Uhlan regiment took part in the French invasion of Russia and War of the Sixth Coalition.