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Succession

Poland · House / House of Cracow. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

17Records
1138–1290Date range
16Named people
0Places

Chronological records

1138

Wladyslaw II the Exile1138

House / House of Cracow

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

1146

Boleslaw IV1146

House / House of Cracow

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

Boleslaw IV the Curly1146

House / House of Cracow

Succeeds as King of Poland

1173

Miesko III1173

House / House of Cracow

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

Mieszko III the Elder1173

House / House of Cracow

Succeeds as King of Poland

1194

Leszek I1194

House / House of Cracow

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

1199

Mieszko III1199

House / House of Cracow

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

1202

Wladyslaw III1202

House / House of Cracow

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

1228

Henry I1228

House / House of Cracow

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

1229

Conrad Mazovia1229

House / House of Cracow

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

1232

Henry I1232

House / House of Cracow

Succeeds as Duke of Poland, restored

1238

Henry II1238

House / House of Cracow

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

1241

Mazovia of Poland1241

House / House of Cracow

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

1243

Boleslaw V1243

House / House of Cracow

Succeeds as Duke of Poland. Boleslaw V becomes the uncontested master of Little Poland

1279

Leszek II1279

House / House of Cracow

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

1288

Henry IV1288

House / House of Cracow

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

1290

Przemysl1290

House / House of Cracow

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

Names involved

Boleslaw IVBoleslaw IV the CurlyBoleslaw VConrad MazoviaHenry IHenry IIHenry IVLeszek ILeszek IIMazovia of PolandMiesko IIIMieszko IIIMieszko III the ElderPrzemyslWladyslaw II the ExileWladyslaw III

Provenance

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