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Effigy of Bolesław IV the Curly (left) on a Romanesque tympanum from Ołbin
Effigy of Bolesław IV the Curly (left) on a Romanesque tympanum from Ołbin
Poland's division into autonomous duchies following the death of Bolesław III the Wrymouth. Bolesław's Masovian province, with seat in Płock, is shown
Poland's division into autonomous duchies following the death of Bolesław III the Wrymouth. Bolesław's Masovian province, with seat in Płock, is shown in dark green.
Imaginary 19th century depiction of Bolesław IV, by Jan Matejko. During his life, Bolesław sponsored convents, monasteries and monks, especially the B
Imaginary 19th century depiction of Bolesław IV, by Jan Matejko. During his life, Bolesław sponsored convents, monasteries and monks, especially the Benedictines.
Władysław II as depicted in 1888 by Ksawery Pillati
Władysław II as depicted in 1888 by Ksawery Pillati
Altenburg Castle
Altenburg Castle
Władysław II the Exile, as imagined by artist Jan Matejko in the 19th century
Władysław II the Exile, as imagined by artist Jan Matejko in the 19th century