Bogislaw X

Duke of Pomerania, notable for unification

Bogislaw X - Duke of Pomerania, notable for unification
Born

June 3rd, 1454
570 years ago

Died

1523
502 years ago — 69 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Germany

Links & References

Duke of Pomerania ruled from 1474 to 1523. His reign was marked by efforts to centralize power and unify the Pomeranian duchies. Significant political maneuvers included alliances with neighboring states and participation in regional conflicts. Under his leadership, the Duchy of Pomerania navigated the complexities of the late medieval period, dealing with issues of succession and territorial disputes. He also upheld cultural and economic development in the region, fostering trade and relationships with merchants. The legacy of his rule continued to influence Pomeranian politics even after his death.

Centralized power in Pomerania

Formed alliances with neighboring states

Addressed succession issues during his reign

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