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Constance of
Hungary (Hungarian: Magyarországi
Konstancia, Ukrainian: Констанція Угорська) (c. 1237–1302), was a
Queen consort of
Galicia and a
Grand Princess...
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Constance of
Hungary (in Hungarian,
Konstancia; in Czech, Konstancie; c. 1180 – 6
December 1240) was the
second Queen consort of
Ottokar I of Bohemia....
- 1204-1205 (1206-1270) Béla IV r. 1235-1270 (1235-1271) István (d. 1302)
Konstancia (b. 1226) Anna (1236-1271) Erzsébet (1239-1272)
Stephen V r. 1270-1272...
- 1204-1205 (1206-1270) Béla IV r. 1235-1270 (1235-1271) István (d. 1302)
Konstancia (b. 1226) Anna (1236-1271) Erzsébet (1239-1272)
Stephen V r. 1270-1272...
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Zofia Konstancja and
Agnieszka Michałowska were
convicted of witchcraft.
Konstancia was
burned at the
stake on 11
August 1634, and Michałowska was burned...
- Ľudmila, Duňa Olympia, Lambert, Záviš Eugénia,
Ariadna Konštantín, Trofín,
Konstancia, Konštantína Ľuboslav, Ľuboslava, Eustach, Filibert, Liboslav, Eustachia...
- Kaminski, standard-bearer (cornet, 'khorunzhy') of Mścisłavl. His wife was
Konstancia Miladowska. They
owned estates in the
Smolensk Province Stankowo and Korenkovo...
- 39 (1): 93–124. ISSN 0083-6265. Szabados, György (2005). "Aragóniai
Konstancia, az első
magyar ház****ági szerződés királynéja [Constance of Aragon, The...
