-
Seniorate Province, also
known as the
Senioral Province, was a
district prin****lity in the
Duchy of
Poland that was
formed in 1138,
following the fragmentation...
- High Duke (Princeps). In
addition to Silesia, he
received the
central Seniorate Province,
stretching from
Lesser Poland at Kraków to
eastern Greater Poland...
-
first wife
Zbyslava of Kiev, was
proclaimed high duke and
overlord of the
Seniorate Province at Kraków,
including the
Greater Polish lands of
Gniezno and...
- was Duke of
Silesia at Wrocław from 1266 as well as the
ruler of the
Seniorate Province of Kraków and High Duke of
Poland from 1288
until his
death in...
- to 1173, and of
Sandomierz after 1173. He
became ruler over the
Polish Seniorate Province at Kraków and
thereby High Duke of
Poland in 1177; a position...
- hypothesis. Bolesław
divided his
domains into the
following provinces: The
Seniorate Province (with his
capital Kraków) was
supposed to be non-inherited and...
-
death in 1138. Bolesław
divided the
country into five prin****lities: the
Seniorate Province (or
Duchy of Kraków),
composed of
western Lesser Poland, the...
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provinces distributed among his sons. The late duke had also
established the
Seniorate Province of Kraków for the
eldest Władysław II,
designated high duke of...
-
according to Bolesław III's Testament, the Łęczyca
province reverted to the
Seniorate Province of High Duke Władysław II. The idea to
reserve the
lands for...
- the
Seniorate Province. Eventually,
Henryk IV
Probus became the new high duke in 1289, but his
sudden death one year
later caused the
Seniorate Province...
