Leszek I the White
High Duke of Poland, ruler of Silesia
Born
None
None years ago
Died
November 24th, 1227
797 years ago — None years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Poland
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Born around 1186, this individual became the High Duke of Poland. His reign marked significant developments in the political landscape of Poland. He ruled over regions such as Silesia and was involved in various military conflicts to assert his authority. He established alliances with other noble families and engaged in diplomacy to strengthen his position. His leadership faced challenges, including internal disputes and external threats, which shaped the political dynamics of the era. This ruler's efforts contributed to the consolidation of power in the region. The period saw increased efforts to promote stability and governance within Poland, influencing subsequent leaders.
Ruling as High Duke over Poland
Establishing alliances in Silesia
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