Casimir III (Cosel)

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Casimir III von Cosel (also Kasimir von Beuthen and Cosel ; Polish Kazimierz Kozielski ; Czech Kazimír Bytomsko-Koselský ; * around 1312, † 1347 ) was Duke of the Bytomian Duchy of Cosel . He came from the Beuthen branch of the Silesian Piasts .

Life

His parents were Duke Władysław of Bytom and Cosel and Beatrix, daughter of Margrave Otto V of Brandenburg , widow of Schweidnitzer Duke Bolko I. When, after the death of Ratiborer Duke Lestko the pledged him Cosel at Casimir's father fell back, it transferred this his eldest son Casimir. Little news has been received about the exercise of his rule as Duke von Cosel . It is known that he refused to pay St. Peter's penny and was therefore excommunicated .

Casimir died unmarried and without descendants between 1342 and 1347. His Duchy of Cosel fell to his stepbrother Boleslaw / Bolko , who linked it with his Duchy of Bytom.

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