John I Albert as King of Poland

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John I Albert was a late 15th-century Jagiellonian monarch who ruled Poland and is noted for his military campaigns against the Ottoman Empire and efforts to strengthen royal authority.

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instanceOf Jagiellonian monarch
King of Poland
human
battle Battle of Koźmin (1497 Moldavian campaign context)
birthDate 1459-12-27
birthPlace Kraków
burialPlace Wawel Cathedral
campaign 1497 Moldavian campaign
conflict struggle against Ottoman influence in Moldavia
coronationDate 1492-09-23
coronationPlace Wawel Cathedral
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Poland
deathDate 1501-06-17
deathPlace Torun
linked to: Toruń
dynasticConnection Jagiellonian rule in Central Europe
era Late Middle Ages
father Casimir IV Jagiellon
givenName John
house Jagiellonian dynasty
knownFor attempts to strengthen royal authority in Poland
military campaigns against the Ottoman Empire
policy toward the Polish nobility
languageOfWorkOrName Latin
Polish
monarchOf Kingdom of Poland
mother Elizabeth of Austria
nativeName Jan I Olbracht
nobleTitle Duke of Głogów
Duke of Silesia
politicalGoal limiting magnate power
strengthening of royal domain
positionHeld King of Poland
predecessor Casimir IV Jagiellon
regnalName John I Albert
reignEnd 1501
reignStart 1492
religion Roman Catholicism
sibling Alexander Jagiellon
Barbara Jagiellon
Casimir of Poland
Elisabeth Jagiellon
Frederick Jagiellon
Hedwig Jagiellon
Sigismund I the Old
Sophia Jagiellon
Vladislaus II of Bohemia and Hungary
successor Alexander Jagiellon

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Alexander Jagiellon predecessor John I Albert as King of Poland