Medal For works on peasants organizing in Poland

The Medal “For Work in Organizing the Peasants in the Kingdom of Poland” («За труды по устройству крестьян в Царстве Польском») was a medal of the Russian Empire, established in connection with the peasant reform in the Kingdom of Poland and intended to reward officials who worked on its implementation. The medal had two versions—gold and silver—for awarding to different groups of people. A total of 650 silver and 100 gold medals were minted. The medal was worn on the Alexander Ribbon; the right to wear it was subsequently made hereditary.