- Soběslav I (also
Sobeslaus; c. 1075 – 14
February 1140) was Duke of
Bohemia from 1125
until his
death in 1140. He was a
member of the Přemyslid dynasty...
- Soběslav II (also
Sobeslaus II),
called Prince of the
Peasants or King of the
Peasants (c. 1128 – 9 or 29
January 1180), was the Duke of
Bohemia from...
- 1126, when his
father died, he was too
young to ****ume power. The
rulers appointed by
Sobeslaus I in the
period 1126–40
could be
functioning as regents....
-
Maria of
Bohemia (c. 1124 –
after 1172), a
member of the Přemyslid dynasty, was
Margravine of
Austria and
Duchess of
Bavaria by her
first marriage to Duke...
-
Bretislaus II Bořivoj II
Svatopluk the Lion
Vladislaus I
Sobeslaus I
Vladislaus II (I)2
Frederick Sobeslaus II
Frederick Conrad II Otto
Wenceslaus II Ottokar...
- 1092–1113 5
January 1113 Brno (with
Znojmo since 1112)
Adelaide two
children Sobeslaus I c. 1075 1113–1123 14
February 1140 Brno (with Znojmo)
Adelaide of Hungary...
-
branch of the Přemyslid dynasty) who with his
brothers (Děpolt IV Bořivoj,
Sobeslaus I, and Otto of Magdeburg) and
mother Adelaide lived for most of his life...
-
father died, he was too
young to ****ume power. The
rulers appointed by
Sobeslaus I in the
period 1126-40
could be
functioning as regents. Rare 1943 Third...
- Bohemia. Born as a
member of the Přemyslid dynasty, a
younger son of Duke
Sobeslaus I and his wife
Adelaide (daughter of
Prince Álmos of Hungary). Name Oldřich...
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Slezsku Smrdov: Sázavka Smrschitz: Smržice Sniehow: Sněhov, p. of Malá Skála
Sobeslau (Sobieslau): Soběslav Sobiechleb: Soběchleby Sobiesak: Soběsuky, p. of...
