Marcin Kromer

Prince-Bishop of Warmia

Marcin Kromer - Prince-Bishop of Warmia
Born

November 11th, 1512
512 years ago

Died

1589
436 years ago — 77 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Poland

Links & References

Elected as the Prince-Bishop of Warmia, served during a significant period in the history of Poland and Prussia. Played a vital role in the ecclesiastical and political landscape, influencing the region's religious and administrative matters. Authored several works regarding the history and geography of Poland, contributing to the intellectual discourse of the era. His efforts in re-establishing and strengthening the church's influence were notable during a time of conflict and upheaval.

Authored 'Polonia,' a historical work

Served as Prince-Bishop of Warmia

Contributed to church re-establishment

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