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Henry VI the Good

1294–1335 · 14th century · Also known as Henry VI of Wrocław

Henry VI the Good was a Piast duke of Wrocław in Silesia from 1311. Pressed by his relatives, who took much of his inheritance, and caught between Bohemia and Poland, he recognised the overlordship of King John of Bohemia in 1327, with Wrocław to pass to Bohemia on his death. He died without sons in 1335.

Henry VI the Good
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Duchy of Wrocław

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