Casimir

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Casimir was the given name of Casimir III the Great, the 14th-century king of Poland known for strengthening and reforming the Polish state.

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Casimir canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf King of Poland
human
birthPlace Kowal NERFINISHED
burialPlace Wawel Cathedral NERFINISHED
country Kingdom of Poland NERFINISHED
deathPlace Kraków NERFINISHED
dynasticHouse Piast dynasty NERFINISHED
era 14th century
expanded Polish territory into Red Ruthenia
father Władysław I the Elbow-high NERFINISHED
founded University of Kraków NERFINISHED
givenName Casimir NERFINISHED
house Piast dynasty NERFINISHED
knownAs Casimir the Great NERFINISHED
languageOfCourt Latin
monarchOf Poland NERFINISHED
mother Jadwiga of Kalisz NERFINISHED
nativeLanguage Polish
nickname the Great
notableFor economic reforms in Poland
founding the University of Kraków
legal reforms in Poland
strengthening the Polish state
territorial expansion of Poland
patronOf education in Poland
town charters in Poland
positionHeld King of Poland NERFINISHED
predecessor Władysław I the Elbow-high NERFINISHED
promoted trade in Poland
urban development in Poland
reformed Polish administration
Polish legal system
reignEnd 1370
reignStart 1333
religion Roman Catholicism
royalTitle King of Poland NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
spouse Adelaide of Hesse NERFINISHED
Aldona of Lithuania NERFINISHED
Christina Rokiczana NERFINISHED
Hedwig of Żagań NERFINISHED
strengthened central authority in Poland
fortifications of Polish cities
successor Louis I of Hungary NERFINISHED
timePeriod Late Middle Ages NERFINISHED
usedTitle King of Poland and Ruthenia NERFINISHED

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King Casimir III the Great givenName Casimir
subject surface form: Casimir III the Great
Jim Konstanty givenName Casimir
Jim Konstanty 1950 National League MVP givenName Casimir
subject surface form: Jim Konstanty