Apr 01, 2018 · To count the dead, the Mongols removed the right ear of the fallen and reportedly filled nine sacks after the battle. Mongol losses are unknown. Though a crushing defeat, Legnica represents the farthest west Mongol forces reached during the invasion. Following their victory, a small Mongol force attacked Wenceslaus at Klodzko but was beaten off.
Wenceslaus I of Legnica (1,075 words) exact match in snippet view article find links to article one year, Wenceslaus changed his mind, believing the division of the Duchy of Legnica to be inherently inequitable. Two reasons motivated him: he was seriously
Nevertheless, Bolesław's son Henry V the Fat, who succeeded his father in 1278, was efficient to enlarge the duchy's territories by defeating his cousin Henry Probus, Duke of Wrocław, and, with help of King Wenceslaus II of Bohemia succeeded him as duke in 1290. Thus, the Lower Silesian duchies of Legnica and Wrocław were re-reunited until 1311.
May 27, 2018 · The Chronica principum Polonie names "dux Wenceslaus filius senior" of Boleslaw. He succeeded his father in 1352 as WENZEL I Duke of Liegnitz. m ([1338/40]) ANNA von Teschen, daughter of KASIMIR I Duke of Teschen [Piast] & his wife Euphemia of Mazovia [Piast] (-1367).
Already in the fourteenth century there was a city arsenal in Legnica, and the weapons and armaments found in burgher houses were included in the records of the city authorities. When preparations for defense against the Hussites began in 1427, the city next to a large number of mercenary soldiers hired 40 well-armed shooters, ahead of other ...
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The only foreign troops who joined him were those of King Wenceslaus I of Bohemia and the combined forces of some French Knights Templars and Hospitallers; some sources report that at the last moment, however, they stopped their troops close to Legnica, probably fearing that the Christian Army would become an easy prey to the Mongolian troops ...
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1291–1352 (Age 60) Legnica, Lower Silesia, Poland The Life of Boleslaw III. When Boleslaw III. von Schlesien Liegnietz was born on 23 September 1291, in Legnica, Lower Silesia, Poland, his father, Duke of Legnica Henryk "Brzuchaty" V, was 43 and his mother, Elisabeth Piast of Kalisz, was 28.
Anna married Wenceslaus I of Legnica. Wenceslaus was born circa 1314, in Polen. His occupations were Hertig av Namysłów and Hertig av Legnica-Brieg.