Mongol invasion of Poland

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The Mongol invasion of Poland was a 13th-century military campaign in which Mongol forces devastated Polish territories, sacked major cities, and defeated local armies as part of their wider expansion into Europe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 13th-century conflict
invasion
military campaign
belligerent Duchy of Silesia
Kingdom of Poland
Mongol Empire
Moravian forces
Teutonic Order
surface form: Teutonic Knights
cause Mongol westward expansion
commander Baiju
Duke Bolesław V the Chaste
surface form: Bolesław V the Chaste

Henry II the Pious
Orda Khan
Qadan
Bolesław II the Bald
surface form: Władysław of Silesia
conflict Kingdom of Poland
Mongol Empire
Polish principalities
Duchy of Teschen
surface form: Silesian duchies
country Poland
describedBySource Polish chronicles
Rashid al-Din Hamadani
surface form: Rashid al-Din chronicles
endTime 1241
followedBy Mongol invasion of Poland self-linksurface differs
surface form: Mongol withdrawal from Poland

subsequent Mongol raids into Poland
hasPart Battle of Chmielnik
Battle of Legnica
sack of Opole
surface form: sack of Bytom

sack of Kraków
sack of Opole
sack of Racibórz
sack of Sandomierz
sack of Tursko
sack of Wrocław
historicalPeriod High Middle Ages
location Kraków Voivodeship
surface form: Cracow Voivodeship

Lesser Poland
Poland
Silesia
notableEvent death of Henry II the Pious at the Battle of Legnica
objective secure northern flank for Mongol invasion of Hungary
partOf Mongol invasions of Europe
surface form: Mongol invasion of Europe

Mongol invasions of Europe
surface form: Mongol–European wars
result Mongol victory
defeat of Polish armies
destruction of major Polish cities
devastation of Polish territories
startTime 1240
1241

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Mongol invasions of Europe hasPart Mongol invasion of Poland
Batu Khan notableWork Mongol invasion of Poland
Mongol conquests hasPart Mongol invasion of Poland
this entity surface form: Mongol invasion of Kievan Rus'
Mongol conquests hasPart Mongol invasion of Poland
Henry II the Pious conflict Mongol invasion of Poland
Battle of Legnica partOf Mongol invasion of Poland
Battle of Legnica predecessorEvent Mongol invasion of Poland
this entity surface form: Mongol raids in Lesser Poland
Battle of Legnica relatedTo Mongol invasion of Poland
this entity surface form: Mongol invasion of Poland (1240–1241)
Leszek II the Black conflict Mongol invasion of Poland
this entity surface form: Mongol invasions of Poland
Mongol invasion of Poland followedBy Mongol invasion of Poland self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Mongol withdrawal from Poland
Battle of Mohi relatedEvent Mongol invasion of Poland
Siege of Kiev (1240) followedBy Mongol invasion of Poland
Kadan participatedIn Mongol invasion of Poland
Old Town of Kraków rebuiltAfter Mongol invasion of Poland
this entity surface form: Mongol invasion of 1241
Great Stand on the Ugra River relatedTo Mongol invasion of Poland
this entity surface form: Tatar Yoke
Rynek Główny foundedAfterEvent Mongol invasion of Poland
this entity surface form: Mongol invasion of Poland (1241)
Defense of Christendom against Mongol invasion isPartOf Mongol invasion of Poland
Battle of Liegnitz precededBy Mongol invasion of Poland
Sandomierz Piasts associatedWithEvent Mongol invasion of Poland
this entity surface form: Mongol invasions of Poland
Duchy of Sandomierz event Mongol invasion of Poland
Battle of Chmielnik partOf Mongol invasion of Poland
Battle of Chmielnik partOf Mongol invasion of Poland
this entity surface form: Mongol invasion of Central Europe
Battle of Chmielnik partOf Mongol invasion of Poland
this entity surface form: Mongol campaigns in Poland
sack of Sandomierz conflict Mongol invasion of Poland
subject surface form: Sack of Sandomierz
this entity surface form: First Mongol invasion of Poland
sack of Sandomierz partOf Mongol invasion of Poland
subject surface form: Sack of Sandomierz
this entity surface form: First Mongol invasion of Poland
sack of Sandomierz partOf Mongol invasion of Poland
subject surface form: Sack of Sandomierz
this entity surface form: Mongol raids in Lesser Poland
sack of Tursko partOf Mongol invasion of Poland
subject surface form: Sack of Tursko
this entity surface form: First Mongol invasion of Poland
Qadan participatedIn Mongol invasion of Poland
sack of Wrocław partOf Mongol invasion of Poland
subject surface form: Sack of Wrocław
sack of Wrocław conflictIn Mongol invasion of Poland
subject surface form: Sack of Wrocław
this entity surface form: Mongol–Polish wars
Bolesław II the Bald ruledAfter Mongol invasion of Poland
sack of Opole conflict Mongol invasion of Poland
subject surface form: Sack of Opole
sack of Opole partOf Mongol invasion of Poland
subject surface form: Sack of Opole
this entity surface form: First Mongol invasion of Poland
sack of Opole hasCause Mongol invasion of Poland
subject surface form: Sack of Opole
this entity surface form: Mongol invasion of Poland in 1241
sack of Opole follows Mongol invasion of Poland
subject surface form: Sack of Opole
this entity surface form: Mongol raid on Lesser Poland
sack of Racibórz partOf Mongol invasion of Poland
this entity surface form: first Mongol invasion of Poland
sack of Racibórz precededBy Mongol invasion of Poland
this entity surface form: Mongol raid on Lesser Poland
sack of Racibórz partOf Mongol invasion of Poland
this entity surface form: Mongol–Polish conflicts
Mongol conquest of Cuman–Kipchak steppe followedBy Mongol invasion of Poland