- Władysław III
Spindleshanks (Polish: Władysław Laskonogi; b. 1161/67 – 3
November 1231), of the
Piast dynasty, was Duke of
Greater Poland (during 1194–1202...
- take the
whole Duchy of
Greater Poland from Władysław
Spindleshanks in 1229. Władysław
Spindleshanks fled to
Silesia and died
without issue two
years later...
- reign, his
uncle Duke
Mieszko III the Old and
cousin Władysław III
Spindleshanks, from the
Greater Polish branch of the
royal Piast dynasty, contested...
- III
Spindleshanks, but the
Silesian troops were
defeated at the
walls of Gniezno.[citation needed] On 3
November 1231 Władysław III
Spindleshanks died...
-
treaty of
mutual inheritance signed in 1217 by
Leszek and Władysław III
Spindleshanks,
under which it was
agreed that in the
event of the
death of one of...
-
southern Greater Poland was
given to his
youngest son Władysław III
Spindleshanks, who also ****umed the
guardianship of the
minor son of Odon, Władysław...
- the
Margraviate of
Brandenburg and the
Polish princes Władysław III
Spindleshanks and
Henry I the Bearded. The
conflict eventually ended with a Polish...
-
Polish Seniorate Province with his
Piast cousin Duke Władysław III
Spindleshanks of
Greater Poland and ****umed the
title of a
Polish High Duke in 1229...
- emerged: 1)
Mieszko IV
Tanglefoot (Henry's uncle), and Duke Władysław III
Spindleshanks of
Greater Poland (Mieszko III's son and successor), and 2)
Dukes Leszek...
- to:
Ladislaus III of
Hungary (1201–1205),
Arpad king Władysław III
Spindleshanks (1165–1231), Duke of
Poland Władysław III of
Poland (1424–1444), also...