Duchy of Sandomir
Duchy of Sandomir in 1295 owned by Duke Wenceslaus II of Bohemia together with the Duchy of Krakow
The Duchy of Sandomir (Polish Księstwo sandomierskie , Latin Ducatus Sandomirensis ) was a part of Poland from 1138 to 1320 with the main fortress Sandomir .
history
1138 divided Duke Bolesław III. Wrymouth raised the Kingdom of Poland among his sons. The newly formed Duchy of Sandomir received its youngest son Heinrich. Since he was not yet of legal age, his brother Władysław II took over the rule .
The duchy was converted into the Sandomierz Voivodeship in 1320.
Dukes
- Heinrich von Sandomir 1146–1166
- Bolesław IV. 1166–1173
- Casimir II. 1173-1194
- Leszek I. 1194-1227
- Conrad of Mazovia 1194–1200
- Elena von Znojmo (regent) 1194–1200
- Bolesław V. 1227-1229
- Bolesław I of Mazovia 1229–1232
- Bolesław V. 1232-1279
- Leszek II. 1279-1288
- Bolesław II of Mazovia 1288–1289
- Conrad II of Czersk 1289
- Władysław I. Ellenlang 1289–1292
- Wenceslaus II of Bohemia 1292–1304
- Władysław I. Ellenlang 1304–1333
literature
- Norman Davies : In the Heart of Europe - History of Poland. 4th, revised edition, CH Beck, Munich 2006, ISBN 3-406-46709-1 .