early Polish state

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The early Polish state was the nascent medieval polity centered in the Piast dynasty’s realm that laid the foundations for the Kingdom of Poland in the 10th and 11th centuries.

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Label Occurrences
early Polish state canonical 1
medieval Poland 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf historical state
medieval polity
christianizationYear 966
continent Europe
developedInCentury 11th century
emergedInCentury 10th century
ethnicBase Polans
West Slavs
governmentType hereditary monarchy
hasAdministrativeCenter Gniezno Cathedral
hasCapital Gniezno
Poznań
hasCoreTerritory Gniezno region
Greater Poland
Wielkopolska
linked to: Poznań region
hasDynasty Piast dynasty
hasEcclesiasticalStructure Gniezno archbishopric
hasFirstHistoricallyAttestedRuler Mieszko I of Poland
hasImportantEvent Baptism of Poland
linked to: baptism of Poland

Congress of Gniezno
coronation of Bolesław I the Brave
fragmentation of Poland (12th century)
hasImportantRuler Bolesław I the Brave
Bolesław II the Bold
Casimir I the Restorer
Mieszko I of Poland
hasLegalBasis customary law
hasRulerTitle Duke of Poland
Duke of the Polans
King of Poland
hasRulingHouse Piast dynasty
interactedWith Bohemia
Holy Roman Empire
Kievan Rus'
linked to: Kyivan Rus

Pomerania
Prussia
laidFoundationsFor Kingdom of Poland
language Old Polish
languageFamily West Slavic languages
locatedIn Central Europe
territory of modern Poland
preceded Kingdom of Poland (1025–1385)
linked to: Kingdom of Poland
preChristianReligion West Slavic paganism
recognizedBy Holy Roman Empire
religion Latin Christianity
Roman Catholicism
successor Kingdom of Poland (1025–1385)
linked to: Kingdom of Poland
usedCurrencyType silver deniers

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Kruszwica stronghold usedBy early Polish state
Szczerbiec coronation sword culturalContext medieval Poland
linked to: early Polish state