Bogislaw VI
Duke of Pomerania, known for territorial expansion
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None
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Died
March 7th, 1393
632 years ago — None years old
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Leaders & Politicians
Country
Germany
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Governed Pomerania during the 14th century and was involved in broader regional politics. Successfully expanded the territories of Pomerania through strategic alliances and conflicts. Participated in various military campaigns, enhancing the influence of the Duchy in the region. Established significant relationships with neighboring territories and navigated complex dynastic politics.
Expanded Pomerania's territorial claims
Established alliances with neighboring states
Participated in key military campaigns
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