Birth of Casimir III the Great1310
Birth of Casimir III the Great, son of Wladyslaw I
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Casimir III the Great Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Casimir III the Great, based on 21 World History Database records associated with Poland.
21 records1310–197317 events8 places
Chronological biography
1310
1333
Succession1333
Succeeds as King of Poland
Accession2 March 1333
Casimir III succeeds his father Wladyslaw I as King of Poland
Bohemian Claim ManagedApril 1333
Casimir faces the continuing Bohemian claim to the Polish crown
Government BeginsApril 1333
Casimir begins a long reign focused on law administration and territorial recovery
Teutonic Dispute InheritedApril 1333
Casimir inherits disputes with the Teutonic Order over Pomerelia and Kujawy
Coronation25 April 1333
Casimir III is crowned King of Poland
1335
Treaty of Trentschin1335
Gives up his claim to Bohemia
1340
Capture of Galicia1340
Capture Galicia
Capture of Ruthenia1340
Captures Red Ruthenia
Invasion of Russia1340
Occupies Red Russia
Invasion of Ruthenia1340
Captures Red Ruthenia
1343
Peace1343
Keeps the Teutonic Knights out of Kujavia & Dobrzyn & abandons Pomerella
Teutonic Knights1343
Keeps the Teutonic Knights out of Kujavia & Dobrzyn & abandons Pomerella
1349
Capture of Galicia1349
Casimir III Captures Galicia
Capture of Lwow1349
Casimir III Captures Lwow
Invasion of Russia1349
Occupies Red Russia
1370
Death of Casimir III the Great1370
Death of Casmir III the Great, the last of the Piast Dynasty
1492
BurialJuly 1492
Buried in Wawel Cathedral in Cracow
Death of Casimir III the GreatJuly 1492
Death of Casimir III the Great
1973
Burial1973
Casimir is exhumed, 16 people connected with the exhumation die
Titles and roles
King
Record provenance
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