the Restorer

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The Restorer is the epithet of Casimir I of Poland, a medieval Piast duke renowned for rebuilding and reuniting the Polish state after a period of fragmentation and crisis.

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the Restorer canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Piast dynasty member
duke of Poland
epithet
human
medieval ruler
associatedWith rebuilding of Kraków as political center
birthYear 1016
child Bolesław II the Bold NERFINISHED
Mieszko NERFINISHED
Otto NERFINISHED
Władysław I Herman NERFINISHED
Świętosława NERFINISHED
country Poland
deathYear 1058
dynasty Piast dynasty NERFINISHED
epithet Odnowiciel NERFINISHED
the Restorer NERFINISHED
era High Middle Ages
father Mieszko II Lambert NERFINISHED
gender male
language English
Polish
languageOfName Polish
mother Richeza of Lotharingia NERFINISHED
nativeName Kazimierz I Odnowiciel NERFINISHED
notableFor rebuilding Polish institutions after crisis
restoration of the Polish state
reunification of Polish territories
positionHeld Duke of Poland NERFINISHED
predecessor Mieszko II Lambert NERFINISHED
refersTo Casimir I of Poland NERFINISHED
reignEnd 1058
reignStart 1039
religion Roman Catholicism
restored Polish monarchy NERFINISHED
central authority in Poland
sameAs Casimir I of Poland NERFINISHED
spouse Maria Dobroniega of Kiev NERFINISHED
successor Bolesław II the Bold NERFINISHED
title Duke of Poland NERFINISHED
translationOf the Restorer NERFINISHED
usedFor Casimir I the Restorer NERFINISHED

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Casimir I the Restorer nickname the Restorer
John alsoKnownAs the Restorer
subject surface form: John IV of Portugal
this entity surface form: The Restorer