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Succession

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

16Records
960–1333Date range
10Named people
2Places

Chronological records

960

Miesko I960

House / House of Piast

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

973

Boleslaw I the Brave973

House / House of Piast

Accepts the suzerainty of Emperor Otto

992

Boleslaw I the Brave992

House / House of Piast

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

1018

Boleslaw I the Brave1018

House / House of Piast

Places son-in-law Syvatopolk on the throne of Kiev

1025

Mieszko II1025

House / House of Piast

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

1034

Casimir I1034

House / House of Piast

Succeeds as King of Poland

1058

Boleslaw II1058

House / House of Piast

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

1079

Wladyslaw I1079

House / House of Piast

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

1102

Boleslaw III1102

House / House of Piast

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

Zbigniew1102

House / House of Piast

Succeeds as Duke of Poland

1138

Boleslaw III1138

House / House of Piast

Boleslaw III divides his realm among his sons & begins 150 yrs of dynastic struggle

1166

Casimir II1166

Sandomierz · House / House of Piast

Succeeds as Prince of Sandomierz

1177

Casimir II1177

House / House of Piast

Succeeds as Grand Prince

1275

Wladyslaw I1275

Kujawy · House / House of Piast

Succeeds as Prince of Kujawy

1305

Wladyslaw I1305

House / House of Piast

Succeeds as King of Poland

1333

Casimir III the Great1333

House / House of Piast

Succeeds as King of Poland

Names involved

Boleslaw I the BraveBoleslaw IIBoleslaw IIICasimir ICasimir IICasimir III the GreatMiesko IMieszko IIWladyslaw IZbigniew

Provenance

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