Bogislaw XIII
Duke of Pomerania, political leader
Born
August 9th, 1544
480 years ago
Died
1606
419 years ago — 62 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Germany
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Born in 1544, a duke of Pomerania, ruled during a significant period marked by territorial changes and the Protestant Reformation. Managed the administration of Pomerania, overseeing local governance and engaging in political affairs with neighboring states. Supported the Lutheran Church and worked to maintain peace during turbulent times in the region, including conflicts rooted in religious tensions. His reign saw efforts to consolidate power and secure the duchy’s interests amid changing political dynamics in Europe.
Ruled Pomerania from 1555 to 1606
Engaged in the politics of Northern Europe
Supported Protestantism in Pomerania
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