Editing Hetman (section)

==Other uses==
''Hetman'' has often been used figuratively to mean 'commander' or simply 'leader'.  Examples:
* "They say there was a whole band of them, and that this bearded man was their elder, the hetman." —&thinsp;[[Maxim Gorky]], ''[[Mother (Gorky novel)|Mother]]'' (1906)<ref>{{cite book |first=Maxim |last=Gorky |author-link=Maxim Gorky |title=Mother |date=1906 |publisher=D. Appleton–Century Company |location=New York/London |page=[https://archive.org/details/mother00gorkgoog/page/n410 372] |via=Internet Archive |url=https://archive.org/details/mother00gorkgoog |quote=They say there was a whole band of them, and that this bearded man was their elder, the hetman. |translator=<!--Not applicable; this was first published in English.-->}}</ref>
[[Queen (chess)|Queen (chess piece)]] is called ''hetman'' in Polish and coded as '''H''' in the [[Algebraic notation (chess)|algebraic notation]].