On 21.06.1863, near Rudniki, an insurgent unit led by Bolesław Narbutt (Ludwik's brother) was defeated by the Tsarist army. Thirty insurgents, including Antoszewski and Teofil Chmielewiec, were killed in the battle. There is a mass grave of the insurgents in Inklaryszki. A ceremony to unveil a monument on this grave took place on 11 June 1933. The ceremony was attended by soldiers of the 5th Infantry Regiment of the Vilnius Legions, soldiers of the 22nd KOP "New Troki" Battalion, officers of the Riflemen's Association, and residents of the municipality of Rudziszki. It is an earthen grave, surrounded by stones, at its top there is a concrete pedestal with a cross. A plaque with an inscription in Polish is placed on the front of the pedestal: "Here rest the heroes fallen for the freedom of the Fatherland in 1863 + Heroes of 63 Podof. I Komp 22 pp. 1925 XII - 21". On the second plaque the inscription is engraved: "To the fallen heroes for the freedom of the Fatherland in the year 1863 - from the citizens of the city of Trakai and the municipality of Trakai". On either side of the grave are two wooden information boards. On the plaque on the left, the text is in Polish.