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After Casimir "divorced"
Adelaide he
married his
mistress Christina Rokiczana, the
widow of
Miklusz Rokiczani, a
wealthy merchant. Her own
origins are...
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Krystyna Rokiczana (died
after 1365) was the
third wife of
Casimir III the Great, of Poland.
Since she was the King's
third wife in
morganatic marriage...
- of
Kalisz (1)
Aldona of
Lithuania (2)
Adelaide of
Hesse (3)
Christina Rokiczana (4)
Hedwig of
Sagan 5
November 1370 Kraków Aged 60
Succession Strengthened...
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mistress of
Casimir III the Great. He
married another mistress:
Krystyna Rokiczana (d.1365)
Katarzyna Telniczanka (1480-1528),
mistress of
Sigismund I the...
- 1852–1854 Flis (The Raftsman),
libretto by Stanisław Bogusławski, 1858
Rokiczana (The King of Peasants),
libretto by Józef Korzeniowski, unfinished, 1858–1859...
- 5th
century BC 1356: King
Casimir III the
Great of
Poland and
Krystyna Rokiczana,
widow of a merchant, as his
third wife.
January 1557:
Ferdinand II, Archduke...
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Examples of
morganatic marriages include:
Casimir III the
Great and
Krystyna Rokiczana (1356)
Frederick I,
Elector Palatine and
Clara Tott (1462)
Philip I, Landgrave...
- Raftsman)
opera in one act c. 1858 S
Boguslawski Warsaw, 24
September 1858
Rokiczana (The King of Peasants)
incomplete c. 1859 J
Korzeniowski unperformed Hrabina...
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spent most
their marriage apart from each other. His
third wife
Christina Rokiczana, his
mistress and a
widow of a
wealthy merchant, also bore no children...
- in 1356 and
entered a
morganatic marriage with his mistress,
Krystyna Rokiczana (also Christina), the
widow of
Mikulasz Rokiczani (also Miklusz, Mikuláš)...
