Wrymouth

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Wrymouth is the nickname of Bolesław III, a medieval Piast duke who ruled Poland in the early 12th century and played a key role in consolidating and dividing the Polish realm.

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Wrymouth canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Duke of Poland
Piast dynasty member
human
alliedWith Kievan Rus'
linked to: Kyivan Rus
birthPlace Kraków
burialPlace Wawel Cathedral
child Agnes of Poland
Bolesław IV the Curly
Casimir II the Just
Henry of Sandomierz
Mieszko III the Old
Władysław II the Exile
countryOfCitizenship Poland
countryRuled Duchy of Poland
dateOfBirth 1086
dateOfDeath 1138
deathPlace Kraków
era High Middle Ages
father Władysław I Herman
givenName Bolesław
house Piast dynasty
knownFor consolidation of Polish territories
division of Poland into hereditary duchies
introduction of seniorate principle in Poland
memberOfDynasty Piast dynasty
militaryConflict campaigns against the Pomeranians
conflicts with Bohemia
wars against the Holy Roman Empire
mother Judith of Bohemia
nickname Wrymouth
nobleTitle Duke of Kraków
linked to: Duke of Cracow

Duke of Masovia
Duke of Sandomierz
Duke of Silesia
occupation ruler
positionHeld Duke of Poland
High Duke of Poland
predecessor Władysław I Herman
reignEnd 1138
reignStart 1102
religion Roman Catholicism
sexOrGender male
sibling Zbigniew of Poland
significantEvent conflict with half-brother Zbigniew
expulsion of Zbigniew
penitential public walk in Poznań for Zbigniew’s blinding
testament of 1138 dividing Poland among his sons
spouse Salomea of Berg
Zbyslava of Kiev
successor Władysław II the Exile

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Bolesław III Wrymouth nickname Wrymouth
subject linked to: Wrymouth