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against Turks, Mikołaj
Szarlejski recognized opportunity to
regain the land of his
family and the Clan in Slovakia.
Szarlejski tried to
convince Hungarian...
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conscript and
mercenary forces there, and they were soon
followed by Mikołaj
Szarlejski of the Clan of Ostoja, who was the
representative of the
Polish kingdom...
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leading the
confederation with the
support of Jan de Jani and Mikołaj
Szarlejski, both of the Clan of Ostoja,
requested the
protection of King Casimir...
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captured by the
Teutonic Knights,
including three main commanders:
Mikolaj Szarlejski, Łukasz Górka, and Vojtěch
Kostka of Postupice. The
Teutonic Knights lost...
- Hungary, as well as
lesser holdings in Poland. Son of Nicholas,
Nicholas Szarlejski was one of the most
powerful and
wealthy Lords in Poland,
leading the...
- (1412–1430) Jan z
Lichenia (1430–1448) Jan
Kretkowski (1449–1452) Mikołaj
Szarlejski ze Ściborza (1453–1457) Mikołaj Kościelecki (1457–1479)
Andrzej Kretkowski...
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conscript and
mercenary forces there, and they were soon
followed by Mikołaj
Szarlejski of the Clan of Ostoja, who was the
representative of the
Polish kingdom...
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became the seat of the
local starosts, the
first of
which was Mikołaj
Szarlejski [pl].
During the
subsequent Thirteen Years' War, in 1464, a Polish-Teutonic...
- that
entered the Clan
Ostoja through marriage with the
sister of Mikołaj
Szarlejski, who was part of the Clan of
Ostoja and Duke of Inowrocław and Kujawy...
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Jaworzno in the Wieluń
region in the
first half of the 15th century. Mikołaj
Szarlejski (died 1457) – Brzesko-kujawski substage,
castellan of Inowrocław from...
