A princely family of Polani, based in Gniezno, who achieved the unification of Poland. Only a few of them ever became kings, and in most cases, they only held the throne for a short time. The term "dynasty" may not be appropriate, but we will follow the convention (see diagram). After the death of Casimir III (the Great), the ruler of the Kingdom of Poland was King Lajos I of Hungary, who was from the House of Angevin (Polish name Ludwig Węgierski, King of Hungary). Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
グニェズノを本拠地としてポーランド統一を成し遂げたポラニエ族出身の侯家。王位に就いた者はその一部にすぎず,また王位に就いても短期間にすぎなかった例がほとんどである。〈王朝〉の名称は不適切かもしれないが,慣例に従うことにする(図参照)。カジミエシュ3世(大王)の死でポーランド王国の支配者はアンジュー家出身のハンガリー国王ラヨシュ1世Lajos I(ポーランド名はルドビク・ハンガリー王Ludwik Węgierski。
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