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{geni:about_me} Bogislaw X Herzog von Pommern-Wolgast (1)

M, #114710, b. 3 June 1454, d. 5 October 1523

Last Edited=14 May 2009

Bogislaw X Herzog von Pommern-Wolgast was born on 3 June 1454. He was the son of Eric II Herzog von Pommern-Wolgast. (1) He married, firstly, Margarete Prinzessin von Brandenburg, daughter of Friedrich II Kurfürst von Brandenburg and Katherine von Sachsen, circa 20 February 1477. (1)

He married, secondly, Anne Jagellon, daughter of Casimir IV Jagellon, King of Poland and Elisabeth von Habsburg, on 2 February 1491. (1)

He died on 5 October 1523 at age 69.

Bogislaw X Herzog von Pommern-Wolgast succeeded to the title of Herzog von Pommern in 1478. (2)

Child of Bogislaw X Herzog von Pommern-Wolgast and Margarete Prinzessin von Brandenburg

-1. Barnim X Herzog von Pommern-Wolgast (1)

Children of Bogislaw X Herzog von Pommern-Wolgast and Anne Jagellon

-1. Anna Prinzessin von Pommern-Wolgast1 b. 1492, d. 25 Apr 1550

-2. Georg Herzog von Pommern-Stettin+3 b. 11 Apr 1493, d. bt 9 May 1531 - 10 May 1531

-3. Kasimir III Herzog von Pommern-Wolgast1 b. 28 Apr 1494, d. 19 Oct 1518

-4. Elibieta Prinzessin von Pommern-Wolgast1 b. c 1495, d. 27 May 1518

-5. Prinzessin Sophie von Pommern-Wolgast+2 b. c 1498, d. 13 May 1568

-6. Barnim XI Herzog von Pommern-Wolgast1 b. 2 Dec 1501, d. 2 Nov 1573

-7. Otto IV Herzog von Pommern1 b. 1503, d. c 1518

Forrás / Source:

http://thepeerage.com/p11471.htm#i114710

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Bogislaw X, Duke of Pomerania

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Bogislaw X, the Great, (June 3, 1454 X October 5, 1523) was Duke of Pomerania from 1474 until his death in 1523.

Bogislaw was born in Rügenwalde into the House of Pomerania (Griffins). His father was Eric II, Duke of Pomerania-Wolgast, his mother was the duchess Sophia of Pomerania, both distant relatives of the House of Pomerania. Bogislawwas first married to Margareta of Brandenburg and later to Anna Jagiellon, daughter of Casimir IV Jagiellon King of Poland. With his second wife he had eight children, including Sophia of Pomerania, who became queen of Denmark. He inherited all of the previously partitioned Duchy of Pomerania and became her sole ruler in 1478. He was succeeded by his sons George I and Barnim XI.

Before Bogislaw's reign, the Duchy of Pomerania had for a long time been divided into several splinter duchies, ruled by relatives of the Griffin house. In 1464, Pomerania-Stettin's duke Otto III died without an heir, Bogislaw's father Eric II and his uncle, Wartislaw X, both ruling different portions of Pomerania-Wolgast, managed to succeed in a conflict about Pomerania-Stettin inheritance with the Margraviate of Brandenburg. In 1474, with his father's death, Bogislaw inherited his splinter duchy, becoming Duke of Pomerania. In 1478 with his uncle's death, he inherited his splinter duchy, too, becoming the first sole ruler in the Duchy of Pomerania since about 200 years.

His father, Eric II, had left Pomerania in tense conflicts with Brandenburg and Mecklenburg. Bogislaw managed to resolve these conflicts by both diplomatic and military means. He married his sister, Sophia, to Magnus, Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, and his other sister, Magarete, was married to Magnus' brother Balthasar. Bogislaw himself married Magarete, daughter of Brandenburg's Prince-elector Frederick II. Also, in 1478, Bogislaw regained areas lost to Brandenburg by his father, most notably the town of Gartz and other small towns and castles north of the Brandenburgian Uckermark. He confirmed the 1472 Peace of Prenzlau in 1479, leaving Strasburg with Brandenburg and Bogislaw had to take his possessions as a fief from Brandenburg. In the same year, his wife died before they had children.

When Bogislaw married Anna of Poland in 1491, all of Pomerania's neighbors were tied to the House of Pomerania by marriage. Bogislaw made use of these favourable conditions in 1493, and strengthened Pomerania's position towards Brandenburg in the Treaty of Pyritz, which declared Pomerania not a fief of Brandenburg, but a fief of the Holy Roman Emperor.

In 1496-98, Bogislaw travelled to Jerusalem as a pilgrim. He died in Stettin.

[edit] Children by Anna Jagiellon:

-1. Sophie of Pomerania (1498X1568), from 1525 Queen of Denmark, X Frederick I of Denmark

-2. Georg I (1493X1531)

-3. Anna (* 1492; X 25. April 1550), from 1521 ruling Duchess of Lubin X George I of Brieg

-4. Barnim IX (1501X1573)

-5. Elisabeth (X before 1518)

-6. Barnim (* before 1501, X before 1501)

-7. Otto (* before 1503, X before 1518)

-8. Kasimir VIII (* 28. April 1494, X 29. Oktober 1518)

illegitimate:

Christoph, Bishop of Schwerin

/Christoph (* um 1480; X unbekannt), unehelicher Sohn, bekleidete geistliche Ämter -from German text/

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bogislaw_X,_Duke_of_Pomerania

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F1. Duke Bogislaw X "the Great" of Pomerania-Wolgast (1474-78), Duke of Pomerania (1478-1523), *Stolp 3.7.1454, +Stettin 5.10.1523; 1m: Prenzlau ca 20.9.1477 Marguerite von Brandenburg (+1489); 2m: Stettin 2.2.1491 Anna of Poland(*12.3.1476 +12.8.1503)

G1. [1m.] Barnim X, +young

G2. [2m.] Duke Georg I of Pomerania-Wolgast (1523-31), *11.4.1493, +9/10.5.1531; 1m: 22.5.1513 Amalia von Wittelsbach (*Heidelberg 25.7.1490 +Alt-Stettin 6.1.1524); 2m: Wolgast 6.1.1530 Margarete von Hohenzollern (*29.9.1511 +1577)

H1. [1m.] Bogislav XI, *21.3.1514

H2. [1m.] Duke Philip I of Pomerania-Wolgast (1531-60), *14.5/7.1515, +14.2.1560; m.Torgau 25.2.1536 Maria of Saxony (*Weimar 15.7.1515, +Wolgast 7.1.1583)

I1. Georg, *13.2.1540, +16.11.1544

I2. Johann Friedrich I, Duke of Pomerania-Wolgast (1560-1600) and Pomerania-Stettin (1569-1600), *27.8.1542, +9.2.1600; m.Stettin 17.2.1577 Erdmuth von Brandeburg (*26.6.1561 +Stolp 13.11.1623)

I3. Bogislav XIII, Duke of Pomerania-Barth (1560-1606), *9.8.1544, +Stettin 7.3.1606; 1m: Franzburg 8.9.1572 Dss Klara von Braunschweig-Lüneburg in Giffhorn (*1.1.1550 +26.1.1598); 2m: 31.5.1601 Dss Anna von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg (*7.10.1577 +30.1.1616)

J1. [1m.] Philip II, Duke of Pomerania-Barth (1606-18), *28.7.1573, +3.2.1618; m.8.3.1607 Dss Sofia of Schleswig-Hosltein-Sonderburg (*30.5.1579 +3.6.1618)

J2. [1m.] Franz I, Bp of Kammin (1605-18), Duke of Pomerania-Barth (1618-20), *27.8.1577, +Stettin 27.11.1620; m.Dresda 26.8.1610 Dss Sophia of Saxony (*Dresden 29.4.1587 +Stettin 9.12.1635)

J3. [1m.] Bogislav XIV, Duke of Pomerania (1620-37), *31.3.1580, +10.3.1637; m.19.2.1625 Dss Elisabeth of Schleswig-Hosltein-Sonderburg (*24.9.1580 +21.12.1653)

J4. [1m.] Georg, *30.1.1582, +27.3.1617

J5. [1m.] Johann Ernst, *24.2.1586, +1.2.1590

J6. [1m.] Ulrich, Bp of Kammin (1618-22), *12.8.1587, +Pribbernow 31.10.1622; m.Wolfenbüttel 7.2.1619 Dss Hedwige von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel (*Wolgast 19.2.1595, +Neustettin 26.6.1650)

J7. [1m.] Clara Maria, *Neuenkamp 10.7.1574, +Hitzacker19.2.1623; 1m: Barth 7.10.1593 Duke Sigmund August von Mecklenburg-Schwerin (*Schwerin 11.11.1561 +Strelitz 5.9.1603); 2m: Strelitz 13.12.1607 Duke August I von Braunschweig-Lüneburg in Hitzaker (*Dannenberg 10.4.1579, +Wolfenbuettel 17.9.1666)

J8. [1m.] Katharina, *18.6.1575, +2/11.7.1575

J9. [1m.] Erdmuthe, *5.4.1578, +11.7.1583

J10. [1m.] Sophia Johanna, *12.6.1588, +3.3.1591

J11. [1m.] Anna, *3.10.1590, +7.6/7.1660; m.4.8.1619 Duke Ernst von Croy (+7.10.1620)

I4. Ernst Ludwig I, *2.11.1545, +Wolgast 17.6.1592; m.Wolgast 20.10.1577 Sophia Hedwige von Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel (*Wolfenbuettel 1.12.1561 +Loitz 30.1.1631)

J1. Philip Julius I, Duke of Pomerania-Wolgast (1592-1625), *27.12.1584, +Wolgast 6.2.1625; m.Berlin 25.6.1604 Agnes von Brandeburg (*Berlin 17.7.1584, +Schloss Neuhaus 26.3.1629)

J2. Johanna Maria, *19.3.1579, +16.4.1606

J3. Elisabeth Magdalena, *14.6.1580, +23.2.1649; m.14.3.1600 Friedrich I von Kettler, Duke of Courland (*25.11.1569 +17.8.1639)

I5. Barnim XII, Duke of Pomerania-Rügenwalde (1560-1603), *15.2.1549, +1.9.1603; m.Berlin 8.1.1582 Anna Maria von Brandeburg (*Schloss Zechlin 3.2.1567, +Wollin 4/14.11.1618)

I6. Erich, *22.8.1551, +12/13.12.1551

I7. Kasimir IX, Bp of Kammin (1574-1605), *22.3.1557, +10.5.1605

I8. Amalie, *28.1.1547, +16.9.1580

I9. Margarete, *6.3.1553, +Ratzeburg 7.9.1581; m.Wolgast 26.12.1574 Duke Franz II of Saxony-Lauenburg (*Ratzeburg 10.8.1547 +Lauenburg 2.7.1619)

I10. Anna, *18.9.1554, +10.9.1626; m.9.12.1588 Duke Ulrich III von Mecklenburg-Schwerin (*Schwerin 22.4.1528 +Guestrow 14.3.1603)

H3. [1m.] Margarete, *V.1518, +Salzderhelden 24.6.1569; m.Wolgast 9.10.1547 Duke Ernst V zu Braunschweig-Lüneburg (*17.12.1518 +2.4.1567)

H4. [2m.] Georgia, *28.9/11.1531, +I.1574; m.Ct Stanislav z Labiszyn Latalski (+11.12.1598)

G3. [2m.] Kasimir III, *28.4.1494, +19.10.1518

G4. [2m.] Barnim XI, Duke of Pomerania-Stettin (1523-69) abdicated, *2.12.1501, +2.11.1573; m.Stettin 6.11.1523 Anna von Braunschweig-Lüneburg (*6.12.1502 +6.9.1568)

H1. Bogislav XII, +after 1541

H2. Alexandra, +young

H3. Marie, *2.2.1527, +19.2.1554; m.1544 Gf Otto IV von Schaumburg-Pinneburg (*1517 +21/22.12.1576)

H4. Dorotea, *7.2.1528, +4.6.1558; m.1555 Gf Johann von Mansfeld-Hinterort (+3.3.1567)

H5. Elisabeta, +ca 1554

H6. Anna, *5.2.1531, +13.10.1592; 1m: Zerbst 16.5.1557 Karl von Anhalt-Zerbst (*Dessau 17.11/12.1534 +Zerbst 4.3/5.1561); 2m: Stettin 1562 Heinrich VI von Plauen, Burggrave of Meissen (*29.12.1536 +22/25.1.1572; 3m: 1574 Gf JobstII von Barby-Mühlingen (*8.5.1544 +9.8.1609)

H7. Sibilla, *25.4.1541 +21.9.1564

G5. [2m.] Otto IV, *1503, +ca 1518

G6. [2m.] Anna, *1492, +25.4.1550; m.5.6.1515 Duke Georg I of Brieg (*1481/83, +30.5.1521)

G7. [2m.] Elisabeth, +ca 27.5.1518

G8. [2m.] Sophie, *1498, +Kiel 13.5.1568; m.Kiel 9.10.1518 King Frederik I of Denmark (*7.10.1471 +10.4.1533)

Forrás / Source:

http://genealogy.euweb.cz/pomer/pomer2.html

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Bogislaw X, Duke of Pomerania

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Bogislaw X of Pomerania, the Great, (June 3, 1454 X October 5, 1523) was Duke of Pomerania from 1474 until his death in 1523.

Bogislaw was born in Rügenwalde into the House of Pomerania (Griffins). His father was Eric II, Duke of Pomerania-Wolgast, his mother was the duchess Sophia of Pomerania, both distant relatives of the House of Pomerania. Bogislawwas first married to Margareta of Brandenburg and later to Anna Jagiellon, daughter of Casimir IV Jagiellon King of Poland. With his second wife he had eight children, including Sophia of Pomerania, who became queen of Denmark. He inherited all of the previously partitioned Duchy of Pomerania and became her sole ruler in 1478. He was succeeded by his sons George I and Barnim XI.

Before Bogislaw's reign, the Duchy of Pomerania had for a long time been divided into several splinter duchies, ruled by relatives of the Griffin house. In 1464, Pomerania-Stettin's duke Otto III died without an heir, Bogislaw's father Eric II and his uncle, Wartislaw X, both ruling different portions of Pomerania-Wolgast, managed to succeed in a conflict about Pomerania-Stettin inheritance with the Margraviate of Brandenburg. In 1474, with his father's death, Bogislaw inherited his splinter duchy, becoming Duke of Pomerania. In 1478 with his uncle's death, he inherited his splinter duchy, too, becoming the first sole ruler in the Duchy of Pomerania since about 200 years.

His father, Eric II, had left Pomerania in tense conflicts with Brandenburg and Mecklenburg. Bogislaw managed to resolve these conflicts by both diplomatic and military means. He married his sister, Sophia, to Magnus, Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, and his other sister, Magarete, was married to Magnus' brother Balthasar. Bogislaw himself married Magarete, daughter of Brandenburg's Prince-elector Frederick II. Also, in 1478, Bogislaw regained areas lost to Brandenburg by his father, most notably the town of Gartz and other small towns and castles north of the Brandenburgian Uckermark. He confirmed the 1472 Peace of Prenzlau in 1479, leaving Strasburg with Brandenburg and Bogislaw had to take his possessions as a fief from Brandenburg. In the same year, his wife died before they had children.

When Bogislaw married Anna of Poland in 1491, all of Pomerania's neighbors were tied to the House of Pomerania by marriage. Bogislaw made use of these favourable conditions in 1493, and strengthened Pomerania's position towards Brandenburg in the Treaty of Pyritz, which declared Pomerania not a fief of Brandenburg, but a fief of the Holy Roman Emperor.

In 1496-98, Bogislaw travelled to Jerusalem as a pilgrim. He died in Stettin.

[edit]Children

by Anna Jagiellon:

Sophie of Pomerania (1498X1568), from 1525 Queen of Denmark, X Frederick I of Denmark

Georg I (1493X1531)

Anna (* 1492; X 25. April 1550), from 1521 ruling Duchess of Lubin X George I of Brieg

Barnim IX (1501X1573)

Elisabeth (X before 1518)

Barnim (* before 1501, X before 1501)

Otto (* before 1503, X before 1518)

Kasimir VIII (* 28. April 1494, X 29. Oktober 1518)

illegitimate:

Christoph, Bishop of Schwerin

Herzog von Pommern (Bogislaw von Pommern)

Bogislaw giftet seg med Anna Jagiellon 2 Feb 1491, Szczecin,Szczecin,Poland. Anna ble født 12 Mar 1476 , Krakow, Poland; døde 12 Aug 1503, Ückermünde, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany. [Gruppeskjema] [Familiediagram]

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{geni:occupation} Duchess Consort of Pomerania

{geni:about_me} Anne Jagellon (1)
F, #114709, b. 12 March 1476, d. 12 August 1503
Last Edited=14 May 2009
Consanguinity Index=0.05%
Anne Jagellon was born on 12 March 1476 at Krakow, Poland.2 She was the daughter of Casimir IV Jagellon, King of Poland and Elisabeth von Habsburg.1 She married Bogislaw X Herzog von Pommern-Wolgast, son of Eric II Herzog von Pommern-Wolgast, on 2 February 1491.3 She died on 12 August 1503 at age 27 at Ückermünde, Prussia.2
Children of Anne Jagellon and Bogislaw X Herzog von Pommern-Wolgast
-1. Anna Prinzessin von Pommern-Wolgast1 b. 1492, d. 25 Apr 1550
-2. Georg Herzog von Pommern-Stettin+3 b. 11 Apr 1493, d. bt 9 May 1531 - 10 May 1531
-3. Kasimir III Herzog von Pommern-Wolgast1 b. 28 Apr 1494, d. 19 Oct 1518
-4. Elibieta Prinzessin von Pommern-Wolgast1 b. c 1495, d. 27 May 1518
-5. Prinzessin Sophie von Pommern-Wolgast+2 b. c 1498, d. 13 May 1568
-6. Barnim XI Herzog von Pommern-Wolgast1 b. 2 Dec 1501, d. 2 Nov 1573
-7. Otto IV Herzog von Pommern1 b. 1503, d. c 1518

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http://thepeerage.com/p11471.htm#i114709
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Casimir IV Jagiellon
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Children

Hedwig Jagiellon married George the Rich, of the Wittelsbach dynasty of Bavaria. Delegates had gone to Kraków to negotiate the marriage, and their "Landshut Wedding" took place in Bavaria with much pomp and celebration in 1475, starting a tradition which continues to this day.
Casimir was to have married the daughter of Emperor Frederick III, but instead chose a religious life, eventually being canonized as St. Casimir.
Vladislaus II of Bohemia and Hungary combined the thrones of Hungary and Bohemia.
Sophie, married to Margrave Frederick V of Brandenburg-Ansbach
John I of Poland succeeded him as the king of Poland while other sons, Alexander and Sigismund I the Old, ruled in turns in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and in Poland.
Anna married to Duke Bogislaw X of Pomerania; they had eight children, including Sophie of Pomerania, who became queen of Denmark
Barbara married to Duke Georg dem Bärtigen of Saxony
Elizabeth Jagiellon (November 13, 1482 - February 16, 1517) who married Frederick II of Legnica
Two additional daughters named Elizabeth [3]


Bogislaw X, Duke of Pomerania
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Bogislaw was first married to Margareta of Brandenburg and later to Anna Jagiellon, daughter of Casimir IV Jagiellon King of Poland. With his second wife he had eight children, including Sophia of Pomerania, who became queen of Denmark.

Children

by Anna Jagiellon:
Sophie of Pomerania (1498X1568), from 1525 Queen of Denmark, X Frederick I of Denmark
Georg I (1493X1531)
Anna (* 1492; X 25. April 1550), from 1521 ruling Duchess of Lubin X George I of Brieg
Barnim IX (1501X1573)
Elisabeth (X before 1518)
Barnim (* before 1501, X before 1501)
Otto (* before 1503, X before 1518)
Kasimir VIII (* 28. April 1494, X 29. Oktober 1518)
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Anna Jagiellonka (ur. 12 marca 1476 w Nieszawie, zm. 12 sierpnia 1503 we WkryujXciu) - królewna polska, ksiXXniczka litewska, ksiXXna pomorska. Córka Kazimierza IV JagielloXczyka. 2 lutego 1491 roku poXlubiXa BogusXawa X, ksiXciapomorskiego, przyczyniajXc siX do umocnienia wiXzi Polski z Pomorzem. Matka m.in. ksiXXXt pomorskich Jerzego I i Barnima IX PoboXnego.
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* 1 Pochodzenie i dzieciXstwo
* 2 Plany maXXeXskie zwiXzane z AnnX i Xlub z BogusXawem X
* 3 Anna jako ksiXXna pomorska
* 4 Potomstwo
* 5 Genealogia
* 6 Przypisy
* 7 Bibliografia

Pochodzenie i dzieciXstwo [edytuj]

Anna byXa jedenastym dzieckiem, a piXtX córkX Kazimierza IV JagielloXczyka, króla Polski i wielkiego ksiXcia litewskiego, i ElXbiety Rakuszanki, ksiXXniczki austriackiej, królewny czeskiej i wXgierskiej. ImiX otrzymaXa po siostrze matki, Annie HabsburXance.

BraXmi Anny byli WXadysXaw II JagielloXczyk, XwiXty Kazimierz, Jan I Olbracht, Aleksander JagielloXczyk, Zygmunt I Stary i Fryderyk JagielloXczyk, a siostrami - Jadwiga, Zofia, ElXbieta (1465-1466), ElXbieta (1472- po 1480), Barbara i ElXbieta (1482-1517).

Od listopada 1479 do jesieni 1484 roku z rodzicami i czXXciX rodzeXstwa przebywaXa na Litwie, a póXniej towarzyszyXa rodzinie w podróXach po Koronie i Litwie. Na temat jej wyksztaXcenia nie zachowaXy siX Xadne informacje.
Plany maXXeXskie zwiXzane z AnnX i Xlub z BogusXawem X [edytuj]

Kazimierz IV JagielloXczyk usiXowaX wydaX AnnX za Maksymiliana Habsburga, syna niemieckiego cesarza Fryderyka III. WiosnX 1486 roku w Kolonii zjawili siX polscy posXowie, którzy mieli ze sobX nawet portret Jagiellonki, lecz Habsburgowie nie podjXli rozmów na ten temat.

Na przeXomie 1489 i 1490 roku w Bardzie MikoXaj KoXcielecki w imieniu polskiej strony rozpoczXX negocjacje z ksiXciem pomorskim BogusXawem X w sprawie Xlubu tego ostatniego z AnnX. 7 marca 1490 roku w Grodnie Adam Podewils, starosta biaXogardzki; Werner Schulenburg, starosta szczeciXski; Ryszard Schulenburg z zakonu joannitów oraz Bernard Roth podpisali w tej sprawie odpowiedniX umowX. JednoczeXnie odbyX siX Xlub per procura Anny i BogusXawa X; tego ostatniego zastXpowaX Podewils.

Kazimierz JagielloXczyk na posag córki przeznaczyX 32 tysiXce zXotych wXgierskich; posag królewny zostaX zabezpieczony zastawem na ziemiach lXborskiej i bytowskiej. 1 lutego 1491 roku BogusXaw X nadaX przyszXej Xonie oprawX o wartoXci posagu na dobrach w DarXowie, BiaXogardzie i Gryficach. Sprawa spXaty przez PolskX posagu ciXgnXXa siX przez kilka dziesiXcioleci. 3 maja 1526 r. król Zygmunt I Stary otrzymaX od synów BogusXawa X zrzeczenie siX sumy 14 tysiXcy w zamian za przekazanie w lenno LXborka i Bytowa. WypXata pozostaXych 18 tys. nastXpiXa zapewne dopiero w 1533 r.

OkoXo 15 stycznia 1491 roku Anna opuXciXa XXczycX i poXegnawszy siX z rodzinX wyruszyXa na Pomorze. 2 lutego 1491 w Szczecinie poXlubiXa BogusXawa X. UroczystoXX weselna byXa bardzo wystawna, a brali w niej udziaX m.in. Zofia, matka BogusXawa X, oraz jego szwagrowie - ksiXXXta meklemburski Magnus I i Baltazar.
Anna jako ksiXXna pomorska [edytuj]

Anna poXlubiXa BogusXawa X, majXc zaledwie 14 lat. ByXa drugX XonX pomorskiego ksiXcia, a ich maXXeXstwo przyczyniXo siX do umocnienia zwiXzku Polski z Pomorzem. W sporze z BrandenburgiX, zakoXczonym ukXadem w Pyrzycach z 26 marca 1493 roku, BogusXaw X o mediacjX zwracaX siX do brata Xony, polskiego króla Jana I Olbrachta.

KsiXXXca para rezydowaXa gXównie w Szczecinie, gdzie BogusXaw X odnowiX i poszerzyX tamtejszy zamek. 16 grudnia 1496 roku BogusXaw X opuXciX ksiXstwo, by wspieraX cesarza Maksymiliana I w wojnie z Karolem VIII, królem Francji. PóXniej udaX siX z pielgrzymkX do Ziemi XwiXtej, z której powróciX dopiero 12 kwietnia 1498 roku. Na czas nieobecnoXci ksiXcia regencjX sprawowali Benedykt Wallenstein, biskup kamieXski, i Jerzy Kleist, kanclerz. W tym czasie Anna wydawaXa dokumenty (pomniejszej wagi wedXug Fryderyka Papéego[1]).

JesieniX 1502 roku, gdy doszXo do buntu szczeciXskich mieszczan, BogusXaw X z rodzinX przeniósX siX do Gartz, skXd póXniej odesXaX XonX i dzieci do zamku we WkryujXciu. Tam teX urodziXa swoje najmXodsze dziecko - syna Ottona.

WedXug relacji Tomasza Kantzowa zachorowaXa, jak mówiX jedni, z przestrachu z powodu szybkiego wyjazdu, jak mówiX inni - poniewaX przybyXa we WkryujXciu do komant, które byXy XwieXo wybielone wapnem, z czego opary uderzyXy jej naserce[2]. WspóXczeXni badacze, opierajXc siX na relacji kronikarza Joachima von Wedela, przypuszczajX, Xe przyczynX Xmierci Anny mogXo byX zapalenie pXuc albo gruXlica[3].
Tablica upamiXtniajXca pochówek Anny Jagiellonki

MXodo zmarXa ksiXXna zostaXa pochowana w klasztorze Eldena pod GryfiX. Pochówek ksiXXnej upamiXtnia tablica wmurowana na ruinach klasztoru.
Potomstwo [edytuj]

Z maXXeXstwa Anny i BogusXawa X pochodzili:

* Anna (ur. 1491-1492, zm. 25 kwietnia 1550 r.) - od 1515 Xona Jerzego I, ksiXcia legnickiego,
* Jerzy I (ur. 11 kwietnia 1493 r., zm. w nocy z 9 maja na 10 maja 1531 r.) - ksiXXX pomorski,
* Kazimierz (ur. 28 kwietnia 1494 r., zm. 29 paXdziernika 1518 r.) - pijany spadX z drabiny i kilka dni póXniej zmarX,
* ElXbieta (ur. na poczXtku 1499 r., zm. przed 27 maja 1518 r.),
* Barnim (ur. 12 kwietnia 1500 r., zm. przed 2 grudnia 1501 r.),
* Zofia (ur. na poczXtku 1501 r., zm. 13 maja 1568 r.) - od 1518 r. Xona Fryderyka, króla Danii,
* Barnim IX PoboXny (ur. 2 grudnia 1501 r., zm. 2 listopada 1573 r.) - ksiXXX pomorski,
* Otto (ur. przed 12 sierpnia 1503 r., zm. przed 1518 r.).

Przypisy

1. X Cyt. za: M. Duczmal, Jagiellonowie, s. 41.
2. X Cyt. za: M. Duczmal, Jagiellonowie, s. 42.
3. X M. Duczmal, Jagiellonowie, s. 42.

Bibliografia [edytuj]

* Baczkowski K., Dzieje Polski póXnoXredniowiecznej, Kraków 1999, ISBN 83-85719-40-7, s. 181, 249.
* Duczmal M., Jagiellonowie. Leksykon biograficzny, PoznaX-Kraków 1996, ISBN 83-08-02577-3, s. 37-43.
* Ekes J., Anna Jagiellonka, (w:) Encyklopedia historii Polski. Dzieje polityczne, t. 1, Warszawa 1994, ISBN 83-902522-1-X, s. 25.
* Rymar E., Rodowód ksiXXXt pomorskich, t. 2, Szczecin 1995, s. 105-109.

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