- 1015–1018
Vladislaus I, duke of
Bohemia 1109–1117, 1120–1125
Vladislaus II (c. 1110–1174), duke and
later king of
Bohemia 1158–1172
Vladislaus III, duke...
- both Lusatias.
Vladislaus tried to
reconquer the four
provinces with his father's ****istance but was
repelled by Matthias.
Vladislaus and
Matthias divided...
-
Vladislaus II,
Vladislav II,
Wladislaw II or
Ladislaus II of
Bohemia may
refer to:
Vladislaus II, Duke and King of
Bohemia (1110–1174)
Vladislaus II of...
- with
Vladislaus III of Poland. However, the
Hungarian lords refused and
elected Vladislaus king on 8
March 1440.
Before his election,
Vladislaus had pledged...
-
Bohemia to the
status of a
kingdom starting in 1198.
Vladislaus Henry was the
second son of Duke
Vladislaus II from his
second marriage with
Judith of Thuringia...
-
Vladislaus Henry may
refer to:
Vladislaus Henry I of
Moravia (r. 1192–1194, 1197–1222), also
Vladislaus III, Duke of
Bohemia (1197)
Vladislaus Henry II...
-
Maximilian of the Romans;
Vladislaus Jagiellon; and
Vladislaus's younger brother, John Albert), who were
fighting for the crown.
Vladislaus Jagiellon triumphed...
-
Vladislaus III, also
called Vladislaus Henry III (c. 1227 – 3
January 1247), was the
margrave of
Moravia and duke of
Austria from 1246
until 1247. Vladislaus...
- with
Bohemia 1189–1197
Vladislaus I
Henry 1197–1222,
second son of King
Vladislaus II of
Bohemia and
Judith of
Thuringia Vladislaus II 1223–1227, son of...
-
later king of Bohemia, the
first of a
hereditary line
Vladislaus,
later duke of
Bohemia as
Vladislaus III
Richeza (died 19
April 1182),
married Henry I,...
