- Jan
Prandota (c. 1200 – 20
September 1266) was
bishop of Kraków from 1242 to his
death in 1266. He was
member of the Odrowąż family.
Prandota is recorded...
- John W; Cross, J
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- Końskie was
mentioned in
historical sources in 1124 for the
first time, with
Prandota of
Prandocin (the
progenitor of Odrowąż family)
recorded as the
owner of...
-
Toxoplasmosis (Toxoplasma infection) Disease".
Retrieved 12
March 2013. Flegr, J.;
Prandota, J.; Sovičková, M.; Israili, Z. H. (March 2014). "Toxoplasmosis – a global...
- to
Silesia just
within Lesser Poland. The
progenitor of the
family was
Prandota Stary, who came to
Poland in the 12th
century from
Moravia (or possibly...
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monasteries in
Southern Poland 20 1229–1242 Wisław
Zabawa 21 1242–1266 Jan
Prandota 22 1266–1292 Paweł of
Przemankowo 23 1292–1294
Prokop 24 1294–1320 Jan...
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victory Bolesław took
control of Kraków, a move
supported by
Bishop Jan
Prandota.
Klement rebuilt the Będzin
Castle (near Zagórze and Klimontów) and a Zych...
- end quickly.
Optimism faded, however, when the
Polish army
commanded by
Prandota Lubieszowski was
unable to take Mewe,
which was
again defended by Raweneck...
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German nobleman and
bishop 1246 –
Michael of
Chernigov (b. 1185) 1266 – Jan
Prandota,
Bishop of Kraków 1328 – Ibn Taymiyyah,
Syrian theologian and
scholar (b...
