Duke of Silesia

The list of the Dukes of Silesia is not present as a succession of rulers because of the multiple divisions and reunions. As a result, is therefore listed as an overview of the subdivisions, then a list of the Dukes with their respective sub- territory.

See also: Duchy of Silesia and Silesian duchies

Overview of the divisions of the duchy of Silesia

  • Silesia Division in 1163:
  • Lower Silesia division
  • Breslau division in 1241
  • Legnica division in 1278
  • Legnica division in 1311
  • Brieg division in 1348
  • Legnica ( to 1419 )
  • Brieg division in 1399
  • Lubin, Haynau and Ohlau division in 1441
  • Brieg division in 1495
  • Legnica division in 1547
  • Legnica (up to 1596)
  • Brieg division in 1602
  • Brieg division in 1639
  • Brieg (up to 1664)
  • Legnica ( to 1663 )
  • Wohlau (up to 1675)
  • Division in 1301
  • Schweidnitz division in 1226
  • Schweidnitz and Furstenberg ( to 1368 )
  • Schweidnitz ( until after 1343 )
  • Division in 1274
  • Sagan (up to 1304)
  • Steinau ( to 1289 )
  • Glogau division in 1309
  • Sagan division in 1369
  • Sagan ( to 1393 )
  • Glogau (up to 1394)
  • Frey city division in 1397
  • Sagan ( to 1504 )
  • Frey city and Crossen ( to 1476 )
  • Glogau ( to 1423 )
  • Division 1412/13
  • Bernstadt (up to 1447 )
  • Wohlau (up to 1492)
  • Division in 1281
  • Teschen and Auschwitz division
  • Auschwitz ( to 1405 )
  • Teschen Dividing (1400)
  • Auschwitz division in 1433
  • Zator (up to 1521)
  • Toschof ( to 1484 )
  • Auschwitz ( to 1495 /97)
  • Division in 1431
  • Bytom ( to 1474 )
  • Wholesale Glogau ( to 1477 )
  • Teschen ( to 1477 )
  • Frey city (up to 1653)
  • Division
  • Auschwitz ( to 1329 )
  • Cosel division
  • Cosel (until 1349 )
  • Bytom ( to 1355 )
  • Division in 1313
  • Falkenberg ( to 1382 )
  • Strehlitz ( until after 1386 )
  • Opole division in 1356
  • Opole and Wielun (up to 1401 )
  • Opole and Strehlitz division in 1382
  • Opole and Strehlitz ( to 1421 )
  • Bytom (up to 1532)
  • Falkenberg ( to 1460? )

Dukes of Silesia

  • Wladyslaw II († 1159 in exile ), Duke of Silesia and Duke of Poland until the expulsion in 1146; fief by Emperor Frederick Barbarossa Silesia
  • Boleslaw I the Tall, Mieszko I (see below) and Konrad, sons Wladyslaw II, 1163-1173, together
  • Boleslaw I the Tall († 1201) in Lower Silesia from 1173 to 1201 (see below)
  • Mieszko I († 1211 ), in Upper Silesia after the division from 1173 to 1211; Duke of Opole 1102-1211 (see below)
  • Conrad I († 1203), in Middle Silesia ( Glogau, Sagan and Schwiebus ), 1181 canon of Bamberg, Elect of Bamberg, † 1203 before taking office in Bamberg; Middle Silesia goes to Lower Silesia

Dukes of Silesia Lower Silesia

  • Boleslaw I " the tall one" († 1201) 1163-1201; Opole to 1195 (see above)
  • Jaroslaw († 1201), son of Boleslaw I.; in Opole 1195-1201; since 1198 Bishop of Breslau. After his death, Opole falls back to his father Boleslaw.
  • Henry I " the Bearded " († 1238 ), son of Boleslav I, from 1201 to 1238 in Wroclaw
  • Henry II " the Pious " († 1241 ), son of Henry I., from 1238 to 1241 in Wroclaw

Dukes of Silesia in Legnica

  • Boleslaw II " the Wild " († 1278 ), son of Henry II, from 1241 to 1278 in Legnica
  • Mieszko, son of Henry II, 1241-1242 in Lebus, Lebus inherited to Legnica, sold in 1258 to Brandenburg
  • Henry III. († 1266 ), son of Henry II, from 1241 to 1266 in Wroclaw
  • Conrad II († 1273/74 ), son of Henry II, 1251-1273/74 in Glogau (see below)
  • Henry IV " the worthy " († 1290 ), son of Henry III. , From 1266 to 1290 in Wroclaw, inherited to Legnica

Dukes of Silesia in Legnica ( after the partition of 1278 )

  • Henry V "the Fat " († 1296 ), son of Boleslav II, from 1278 to 1296 in Legnica, Wroclaw 1290
  • Bolko I. ( Boleslaw III. ) ( † 1301 ), son of Boleslav II, in 1278 Lowenberg, from 1290 to 1301 in Schweidnitz, Jawor and Furstenberg (see below)
  • Boleslaw III. , Henry VI. and Wladislaus, sons of Henry V, 1296-1311 together in Legnica,
  • Boleslaw III. († 1352), from 1311 to 1348 in Brieg
  • Henry VI. († 1335) from 1311 to 1335 in Wroclaw, Wroclaw sold in 1327 to Bohemia
  • Wladislaus († 1352) from 1311 to 1338 in Legnica, son of Henry VI. , Legnica inherited Brieg
  • Catherine of Šubić, Duchess of Brieg and Ohlau († 1358 ), wife of Boleslaw III. , 1348-1356
  • Wenceslas I († 1364 ), from 1348 to 1364 in Legnica, son of Boleslaw III.
  • Louis I († 1398 ), son of Boleslaw III. , 1348 in the Buchenwald and Lubin, from 1356 to 1398 in Brieg
  • Ruprecht I († 1409 ), Boleslaw IV († 1394) and Henry VII († 1398 ), sons Wenceslas I, from 1364 together in Legnica
  • Henry VIII " with a scar " († 1399 ), son of Louis I, 1398-1399 in Brieg
  • Henry IX. († 1419/20 ), son of Henry VIII, in 1399-1419/20 Lüben, Haynau and Ohlau
  • Ludwig II († 1436 ), son of Henry VIII, from 1399 to 1436 in Legnica and Brzeg overland and 1436 to Lüben - Haynau - Ohlau
  • Wenceslas II († 1423 ), son Wenceslas I, from 1409 to 1419 in Legnica, Bishop of Breslau from 1382 to 1417, Legnica inherited Brieg
  • Ruprecht II († 1431), son of Henry IX. , 1420-1431 in Lüben
  • Wenceslas III. († 1423 ), son of Henry IX. , 1420-1423 in Ohlau
  • Ludwig III. († 1441 ), son of Henry IX. , From 1420 to 1441 in Lubin, Haynau and Ohlau
  • Elisabeth von Brandenburg ( † 1449 ), daughter of the Elector Friedrich I., widow of Louis II, from 1436 to 1449 in Legnica, Legnica 1449 at Brieg
  • John I († 1453), son of Louis III. , 1441-1453 Brieg, from 1449 to 1453 in Legnica, Legnica from 1453 to 1455 at Bohemia
  • Henry X. († 1452 ), son of Louis III. , 1441-1452 in Haynau and Goldberg, Goldberg inherited Brieg
  • Hedwig von Liegnitz († 1471 ), daughter of Louis II of Brieg, widow of John I, 1453-1471 in Brieg
  • Frederick I († 1488 ), son of John I, from 1455 to 1488 in Legnica, 1471-1488 Brieg
  • Ludmilla of Podiebrad († 1503), daughter of the Bohemian King George of Podiebrad, widow of Frederick I, 1488-1503 in Ohlau
  • John II († 1495 ), son of Frederick I, 1488-1495
  • Frederick II ( † 1547), son of Frederick I, 1495-1547 in Legnica
  • George I († 1521), son of Frederick I, 1495-1521 in Brieg - Lüben
  • Anna of Pomerania ( † 1550), daughter of Duke Bogislaw X., widow of George I, from 1521 to 1550 in Lubin, the inheritance goes to Legnica
  • Friedrich III. († 1570), son of Frederick II, from 1547 to 1570 in Legnica
  • George II " the Black " († 1586), son of Frederick II, 1547-1586 Brieg
  • Catherine of Mecklenburg († 1581), daughter of Duke Henry, widow of Frederick III. , 1570-1581 in Haynau
  • Heinrich XI. († 1588), son of Frederick III. , From 1570 to 1579 in Legnica, and
  • Frederick IV († 1596), son of Frederick III. , From 1570 to 1596 in Legnica, Legnica inherited Brieg
  • Joachim Friedrich ( † 1602), son of George II, from 1586 to 1602 in Brieg
  • Johann Georg († 1592), son of George II, from 1586 to 1592 in Lubin and Wohlau
  • Anna of Württemberg († 1616), daughter of Duke Christoph, widow of John George († 1592) and Frederick IV († 1596), from 1594 to 1616 in Haynau
  • Anna Maria von Anhalt († 1605 ), daughter of Prince Joachim Ernst von Anhalt, widow of Joachim Friedrich, 1602-1605 in Ohlau
  • Johann Christian ( † 1639 ), son of Joachim Friedrich, 1602-1639 Brieg
  • Georg Rudolf ( † 1653 ), son of Joachim Friedrich, 1602-1653, in Liegnitz, 1615-1653 in Wohlau
  • George III. († 1664), son of Johann Christian, 1639-1664 Brieg inherited by Wohlau
  • Louis IV († 1663 ), son of Johann Christian 1653-1663 in Legnica, inherited by Wohlau
  • Christian ( † 1672), son of Johann Christian, 1639-1672 in Wohlau
  • Anna Sophie of Mecklenburg († 1666), daughter of Duke Johann Albert II in Gustrow, widow of Louis IV, from 1663 to 1667 in Parchwitz
  • Luise von Anhalt, † 1680 daughter of Prince John Casimir in Dessau, widow of Christian, from 1672 to 1680 in Ohlau
  • Georg Wilhelm ( † 1675), son of Christian, from 1672 to 1675 in Wohlau; his property is 1675 ceased fief of Bohemia after the illegitimate son Martin was born January 21, 1676, not recognized ( this line is still existent ). 1740 to Prussia.

Dukes of Silesia in Schweidnitz ( after the partition of 1278 )

  • Bolko I. ( Boleslaw III. ) ( † 1301) in 1278 Lowenberg, from 1290 to 1301 in Schweidnitz, Jawor and Furstenberg (see above)
  • Bernhard I († 1286), son of Boleslav II, from 1278 to 1286 in Lowenberg
  • Bernhard II († 1326), son Bolkos I., from 1301 to 1326 in Schweidnitz
  • Henry I († 1346 ), son Bolkos I., from 1301 to 1346 in Jawor, inherited by Schweidnitz
  • Bolko II ( Boleslaw IV ) ( † 1341 ), son Bolkos I., 1301-1341 in Münsterberg
  • Bolko II ( Boleslaw V. ) ( † 1368 ), son of Bernard II, from 1326 to 1368 in Schweidnitz - Furstenberg, 1346 in Jawor
  • Henry II ( † after 1343 ), son of Bernard II, 1326- after 1343 Schweidnitz
  • Nicholas the Small ( † 1358 ), son Bolkos II ( Boleslaw IV ), from 1341 to 1351 in Münsterberg,
  • Bolko III. ( Boleslaw VI. ) ( † 1410), son of Nicholas the little ones, from 1351 to 1410 in Münsterberg
  • Agnes, daughter of Nicholas of the Little (†? ), 1358-1367 in chasing
  • Agnes of Habsburg ( † 1392 ), daughter of Duke Leopold I., widow Bolkos II ( Boleslaw V. ), from 1368 to 1392 in Schweidnitz - Fürstenberg; Świdnica and Furstenberg 1392 at Bohemia, 1526 Austria, Prussia 1740
  • John I († 1428), from 1410 to 1428 in Münsterberg; and Henry II († 1420 ), sons Bolkos III. , 1410-1420 in Münsterberg
  • Euphemia († 1447 ), daughter Bolkos III, 1428-1442 in Münsterberg, † 1447. ; Münsterberg in Bohemia in 1442, in Opava in 1443, again in Bohemia in 1454, the family Podiebrad 1462

Dukes of Silesia in Glogau ( after the partition of 1274)

  • Conrad II († 1273/74 ), 1251-1273/74 in Glogau (see above)
  • Conrad III. " Köberlein " († 1304), son of Conrad II, from 1274 to 1304 Sagan was inherited by Glogau
  • Primislaus I. ( Primko ) ( † 1289 ), son of Conrad II, from 1274 to 1289 in Steinau and Sprottau inherited by Glogau
  • Henry III. († 1309), son of Conrad II, from 1274 to 1309 in Glogau
  • Henry IV " fidelity " († 1342 ), son of Henry III. , From 1309 to 1342 in Sagan, 1329 in semi- Glogau
  • Johann († 1361/65 ), son of Henry III, 1309-1361/65 Steinau, from 1329 to 1338 in semi- Glogau. ; sold his half of Glogau 1338 in Bohemia, Steinau inherited by Sagan
  • Primislaus II ( Primko / Przemko ) ( † 1331 ), son of Henry III, from 1309 to 1331 in Glogau. ; inherited his estate split equally between Sagan and Steinau
  • Henry V († 1369 ), son of Henry IV, 1342-1369 in Sagan, 1344-1369 (semi ) Sagan
  • Conrad II († 1403 ), son of Conrad I, 1366-1403 in Namslau
  • Henry VI. the Elder. († 1393 ), son of Henry V, 1369-1393; Sagan and Crossen, inherited by Frey city
  • Henry VII " Rumpold " († 1394), son of Henry V, 1369-1394 in semi- Glogau and Steinau inherited by Frey city
  • Henry VIII " the sparrow " († 1397 ), son of Henry V, 1369-1397 Frey in town, green mountain and Sprottau
  • John I († 1439), son of Henry VIII, from 1397 to 1439 in Sagan
  • Henry IX. († 1467 ), son of Henry VIII, 1413-1418 (together with Henry X. and Wenzel) in semi- Glogau, from 1418 to 1467 in semi- Glogau and Frey city (together with Henry X. ) 1430/31-1467 in Crossen
  • Henry X. " Rumpold " († 1423 ), son of Henry VIII, 1413-1418 (together with Henry IX. , And Wenzel) in semi- Glogau, 1418-1423 (together with Henry IX. ) Frey in town and half Glogau
  • Wenzel ( † 1430/31 ), son of Henry VIII, from 1413 to 1418 in Glogau (together with Henry IX. , And Henry X. ) 1418-1430/31 in Crossen and Schwiebus
  • Conrad III. († 1412/13 ), son of Conrad II, in 1403-1412/13 Namslau
  • Conrad IV "senior" († 1447 ), son of Conrad III. , From 1413 to 1447 in Bernstadt, 1417 Bishop of Breslau
  • Konrad VI. " Dean " († 1427), son of Conrad III. , 1413-1427 Steinau
  • Konrad VII "Old White " († 1452 ), son of Conrad III. , 1413-1452 in Cosel Wartenberg
  • Konrad VIII " the boy " († 1444/47 ), son of Conrad III. , 1413-1444/47 in Wohlau
  • Konrad X. " the young whites" († 1492), son of Conrad V., 1439-1492 in Wohlau; his property is 1492 Bohemia, 1495 at Münsterberg
  • Balthasar († 1472 ), son of John I, from 1439 to 1461 in Sagan
  • Rudolf ( † 1454), son of John I, from 1439 to 1454 in Sagan
  • Wenzel ( † 1488 ), son of John I, from 1439 to 1450 in Sagan, then in Priebus
  • John II " the evil one " († 1504), son of John I, 1439-1450, 1461-1467 and 1472 at Sagan, in 1450-1472 Priebus
  • Heinrich XI. († 1476 ), son of Henry IX. , From 1467 to 1476 in Frey city and Crossen
  • Balthasar († 1472 ), 1467-1472 for the second time in Sagan
  • John II († 1504), 1472-1476 for the second time in Sagan, from 1482 to 1488 in Glogau; 1476-1504 in Frey city; Sagan goes to Saxony in 1476, Frey city from 1534 to 1549 also in Saxony, in 1549 then to Austria.
  • Barbara of Brandenburg ( † 1515), daughter of the Elector Albrecht Achilles, widow of Henry XI, 1476-1510 in Züllichau and Crossen. ; Frey city dates to 1476 Sagan, Crossen 1510 Brandenburg; Glogau in 1476 (?) -1526 To Bohemia, which was ruled by the Habsburgs to 1742, from 1742 in Prussia.

Dukes of Silesia in Upper Silesia ( after the partition of 1173 )

  • Mieszko I († 1211 ), son of Wladyslaw II (see above), from 1173 to 1211 in Ratibor and Teschen, in Auschwitz and Upper Bytom 1177 in Opole 1201
  • Casimir I († 1229/30 ), son of Mieszko I, 1211-1229/30
  • Mieszko II († 1246 ), son of Casimir I, from 1230 to 1246 in Opole
  • Vladislav I. († 1281 ), son of Casimir I, from 1234 to 1281 in Opole

Dukes of Silesia in Cieszyn, Auschwitz and Ratibor ( after the partition of 1281 )

See also: List of Dukes of Teschen

  • Mieszko III. († 1313/16 ), son of Vladislav I., 1281-1290 in Ratibor, 1290-1313/16 in Cieszyn
  • Primislaus / Przemislaw († 1306), son of Vladislav I., from 1281 to 1306 in Cieszyn, from 1290 to 1306 in Ratibor
  • Lestko († 1336 ), son Przemislaws, 1295-1336 in Ratibor; 1336 escheat to Bohemia; 1337 in Opava
  • Wladislaus († 1321/24 ), son of Mieszko III. , 1313/16-1321/24 at Auschwitz
  • John I († 1370/72 ), son of Vladislav, 1321/22-1372 at Auschwitz
  • John II († 1476 ), son of John I
  • Johann III. († 1405), son of John II, from 1376 to 1405 in Auschwitz ( went out with him in 1405 the direct line Auschwitz )
  • Przemislaw I of Cieszyn († 1409 ), son of Casimir III. , From 1358 to 1400 in Cieszyn
  • Przemislaw I of Auschwitz († 1406), son Przemislaws I of Cieszyn, from 1400 to 1406 in Auschwitz
  • Casimir I († 1434 ), son Przemislaws I of Auschwitz, Auschwitz in 1406-14, Tost and (semi) Gliwice Wenzel I von Zator († 1465 ), son of Casimir of Auschwitz from 1433 to 1445 in Auschwitz and Tost, 1445-1465 Zator Casimir II († 1489/94 ), son Wenceslas I of Zator, 1465-1489/94
  • Wenceslas II († 1484/87 ), son Wenceslas I of Zator
  • John V († 1513), 1465-1513, son of Wenceslas Zator, sold Zator 1494 Poland
  • Wladislaus († 1494), son Wenceslaus II of Zator
  • Boleslaw I ( † 1431), son Przemislaws I., from 1400 to 1431 in Cieszyn
  • Wenzel ( † 1474 ), son of Boleslav I, from 1431 to 1474 in Cieszyn and Bytom
  • Vladislav († 1460 ), son of Boleslav I, from 1431 to 1460 in Cieszyn and Great Glogau
  • Przemislaw II († 1477 ), son of Boleslav I, from 1431 to 1477 in Cieszyn and Great Glogau
  • Boleslaw II († 1452 ), son of Boleslav I, from 1431 to 1452 in Cieszyn and Freistadt
  • Margareta of Celje († 1480), daughter of Count Herman II, Vladislav widow of Teschen, 1460-1480; and Przemislaw († 1477 ), 1460-1477 son of Vladislav of Teschen, in Cieszyn and Great Glogau
  • Casimir IV († 1528), son of Boleslav II, from 1452 to 1528 in Cieszyn and Freistadt Friedrich ( † 1507), son of Casimir IV
  • Wenzel ( † 1524), son of Casimir IV

Dukes of Silesia in Bytom

  • Casimir II († 1312), son of Vladislav I., from 1281 to 1312 in Bytom
  • Boleslaw († 1329 ), son of Casimir II, from 1289 to 1309 in Auschwitz, 1321 Archbishop of Gran
  • Vladislav II († 1351/55 ), son of Casimir II, 1306-1351/5 in Cosel
  • Ziemowit / Siemowit, son of Casimir II, 1306-1342 in Gliwice
  • Casimir III. ( † before 1349 ), son of Vladislav II, in Cosel inherited, in Bytom

Dukes of Silesia in the Opole

  • Boleslaw ( Bolko ) I. († 1313 ), son of Vladislav I., from 1281 to 1313 in Opole
  • Boleslaw II († 1362/65 ), son of Boleslav I, 1313-1362/65 in Falkenberg
  • Albert ( † after 1366), son of Boleslav I, 1313- after 1366 Strehlitz, inherited Opole
  • Bolko II († 1356), son of Boleslav I, from 1313 to 1356 in Opole
  • Władysław II († 1401 ), son Bolkos II, from 1356 to 1401 in Opole and Wielun, inherited Opole - Strehlitz
  • Bolko III. († 1382 ), son Bolkos II, from 1356 to 1382 in Opole and Strehlitz
  • Wenzel von Falkenberg ( † 1369 ), 1362/65-1369
  • Heinrich von Falkenberg ( † 1382 ), son of Boleslav I, 1360/65-1382 in Falkenberg, inherited Opole
  • John I Kropidlo († 1421 ), son Bolkos III. , From 1382 to 1421 in Opole - Strehlitz, Archbishop of Gniezno in 1389, Bishop of Pomerania from 1394 to 1398, bequeathed to Bytom
  • Bolko IV († 1437), son Bolkos III. , From 1382 to 1437 in Bytom
  • Bernhard von Falkenberg and Strehlitz († 1455 ), son Bolkos III. , From 1382 to 1355 in Falkenberg, inherited to Bytom
  • Bolko V. († 1460 ), 1437-1460, and Nicholas I († 1476 ), 1437-1476, sons Bolkos IV, in Bytom
  • John II († 1532), 1476-1532, and Nicholas II († 1497 ), 1476-1497, sons Nicholas I, in Bytom; Bytom 1532-1543 in Brandenburg
  • Georg Friedrich ( † 1603), son of George, 1556 Margrave of Ansbach and Bayreuth, 1557 Margrave of Kulmbach, 1543-1549 in Bytom, from 1543 to 1603 in Jägerndorf
  • Ferdinand, Archduke of Austria († 1595 ), son of Emperor Ferdinand I, 1549-1551 in Bytom
  • Isabella Zápoľský, 1551-1556 in Bytom
  • Georg Friedrich ( † 1603), son of George, 1556 Margrave of Ansbach and Bayreuth, 1557 Margrave of Kulmbach, 1543-1549 in Bytom, from 1543 to 1603 in Jägerndorf
  • Sigismund Báthory, 1597-1598 in Bytom Bytom then to 1615 again in Austria
  • Charles of Austria, † 1624, from 1615 to 1624 in Bytom, from 1608 Bishop of Breslau, in 1613, Bishop of Brixen
  • Stephan Bethlen ( Istvan Bethlen ) and Gabriel Bethlen ( Bethlen Gábor ), Prince of Transylvania, against the Dukes in Bytom 1622-1628
  • Ferdinand, Archduke of Austria, 1624-1630 in Bytom
  • Karl Ferdinand of Poland ( † 1655), son of King Sigismund III. of Poland, Bytom in 1630-1645,
  • Sigismund Casimir of Poland ( † 1647), son of the Polish king Władysław IV Vasa, from 1645 to 1647 in Bytom,
  • Władysław IV Vasa († 1648), 1632 King of Poland, Bytom 1647-1648
  • John II Casimir († 1672), 1648 King of Poland, 1648-1664; Bytom 1672 Austria, Prussia in 1740

Dukes of ( Upper) Silesia in Opava, Ratibor, Jägerndorf and Leobschutz

See also: Dukes of Jägerndorf

The area of Opava has always belonged to the Margraviate of Moravia. From this the area of Opava was spun off in 1269, it was elevated to a duchy in 1318. First Duke of Opava was Nicholas I, who founded the Opava branch of the Bohemian Přemyslids.

  • Nicholas I († 1318 ), about 1269 to 1318, natural son of King Přemysl Ottokar II of Bohemia
  • Nicholas II († 1365 ), son of Nicholas I, 1318-1365 in Opava, from 1337 to 1365 in Ratibor
  • Viktorin († 1500), son of George of Podiebrad, Imperial Prince, 1459, in Opava - Leobschutz 1465-1490
  • Johann von Schellenberg († 1508), from 1493 to 1506 in Jägerndorf
  • George of Schelldorf, 1506-1523 Prince of Jägerndorf, 1523 sold to Hohenzollern
  • George of Brandenburg -Ansbach " the Pious " also: " the Confessor " († 1543), 1536 Margrave of Ansbach, 1523-1543 in Jägerndorf
  • George Frederick of Brandenburg -Ansbach († 1603), son of George, 1556 Margrave of Ansbach and Bayreuth, 1557 Margrave of Kulmbach, 1543-1549 in Bytom, from 1543 to 1603 in Jägerndorf
  • Joachim Frederick of Brandenburg ( † 1608), 1598 Elector of Brandenburg, 1603-1606 in Jägerndorf,
  • Johann Georg von Brandenburg ( † 1624), son of Joachim Friedrich, 1606-1621 in Jägerndorf; Jägerndorf comes to Opava
  • Duke of Opava and hunters village is from 1621, the respective Prince of Liechtenstein

Dukes of ( Upper) Silesia in Münsterberg, oil which Bernstadt and Juliusburg

  • Henry the Elder. († 1498 ), son of the Bohemian King George of Podiebrad, Imperial Prince, Count of Glatz, Duke of Münsterberg 1462-1498, Duke of Oels 1495-1498
  • Albert I of Podiebrad († 1511), son of Henry the Elder. , 1498-1501
  • George I Podiebrad († 1502), son of Henry the Elder. , In Oels 1498-1502
  • Charles I Podiebrad († 1536), son of Henry the Elder. , In Münsterberg 1498-1536
  • Joachim von Podiebrad († 1562), son of Charles I, 1536-1542 in Münsterberg ( with his brothers )
  • Henry II of Podiebrad, son of Charles I, 1536-1542 in Münsterberg ( with his brothers ); 1542-1548 in Bernstadt
  • George II of Podiebrad († 1553), son of Charles I, 1536-1542 in Münsterberg ( with his brothers )
  • John of Podiebrad († 1565), son of Charles I, 1536-1542 in Münsterberg ( with his brothers ); 1542-1565 in oil; 1548-1565 in Bernstadt; 1559-1565 again in Münsterberg
  • Karl Christoph von Münsterberg († 1569 ), son of John, from 1565 to 1569 in Münsterberg; End of the house Podiebrad in Münsterberg.
  • Henry III. of Podiebrad († 1587 ), son of Henry II, from 1565 to 1574 in Bernstadt ( sold Bernstadt 1574, 1604 repurchased by Charles II )
  • Julius Siegmund († 1684), son Silvius Nimrod, from 1668 to 1684 in Juliusburg
  • Karl ( † 1745), son of Julius Siegmund, from 1684 to 1697 in Juliusburg, from 1697 to 1745 in Bernstadt
  • Christian Ulrich II († 1734), son of Christian Ulrich I, 1704-1734 in Wilhelminenort
  • Frederick Augustus, Prince of Brunswick- Wolfenbüttel († 1805), son Charles Christian Erdmann, 1792-1805 in oil which Bernstadt, Juliusburg etc.; ownership remains with Wolfenbüttel until 1884, then come to Saxony.
Bolesław I the Tall Mieszko IV Tanglefoot Konrad Spindleshanks Henry I the Bearded Henry II the Pious Bolesław II Rogatka Mieszko, Duke of Lubusz Konrad I, Duke of Głogów Henry V, Duke of Legnica Bolko I the Strict Bolesław III the Generous Henry VI the Good Władysław of Legnica Wenceslaus I of Legnica Louis I of Brzeg Rupert I of Legnica Henry VIII of Legnica Henry VII of Brzeg Wenceslaus III of Oława Frederick I, Elector of Brandenburg Frederick I of Liegnitz John II of Legnica Frederick II of Legnica George I of Brieg Frederick III of Legnica George II of Brieg Henry XI of Legnica Frederick IV of Liegnitz Joachim Frederick of Brieg John George of Ohlau Anna Maria of Anhalt Joachim Ernest, Prince of Anhalt John Christian of Brieg George Rudolf of Liegnitz George III of Brieg Louis IV of Legnica Christian, Duke of Brieg Bernard of Świdnica Henry I of Jawor Bolko II the Small Henry II, Duke of Świdnica Przemko of Ścinawa Henry III, Duke of Głogów Henry IV the Faithful Konrad I of Oleśnica Bolesław of Oleśnica John, Duke of Ścinawa Przemko II of Głogów Henry V of Iron Konrad II the Gray Henry VI the Older Henry VII Rumpold Henry VIII the Sparrow Jan I of Żagań Henry IX the Older Henry X Rumpold Wenceslaus of Krosno Konrad III the Old Konrad V Kantner Konrad VI the Dean Konrad VII the White Konrad VIII the Younger Konrad IX the Black Konrad X the White Balthasar of Żagań Rudolf of Żagań Wenceslaus of Żagań Jan II the Mad Henry XI of Głogów Albrecht III Achilles, Elector of Brandenburg Casimir I of Opole Mieszko II the Fat Mieszko I, Duke of Cieszyn Przemysław of Racibórz Leszek of Racibórz Władysław of Oświęcim Duchy of Oświęcim Jan II of Oświęcim Jan III of Oświęcim Przemyslaus I Noszak, Duke of Cieszyn Casimir I of Oświęcim Wenceslaus I of Zator Duchy of Zator Casimir II of Zator Jan V of Zator Władysław of Zator Przemysław of Toszek Jan IV of Oświęcim Bolesław I, Duke of Cieszyn Wenceslaus I, Duke of Cieszyn Władysław of Głogów Przemysław II, Duke of Cieszyn Bolesław II, Duke of Cieszyn Casimir II, Duke of Cieszyn Frederick of Cieszyn Wenceslaus II, Duke of Cieszyn Wenceslaus III Adam, Duke of Cieszyn Frederick Casimir of Cieszyn Duchy of Bielsko Adam Wenceslaus, Duke of Cieszyn Frederick William, Duke of Cieszyn Elizabeth Lucretia, Duchess of Cieszyn Casimir of Bytom Bolesław of Toszek Władysław of Bytom Siemowit of Bytom Casimir of Koźle Bolesław of Bytom Bolko I of Opole Bolesław the Elder Albert of Strzelce Bolko II of Opole Wenceslaus of Niemodlin Henry of Niemodlin Jan Kropidło List of bishops of Szczecin-Kamień Bolko IV of Opole Bernard of Niemodlin Bolko V the Hussite Nicholas I of Opole Jan II the Good Nicholas II of Niemodlin George Frederick, Margrave of Brandenburg-Ansbach Isabella Jagiellon Karol Ferdynand Vasa Nicholas I, Duke of Troppau Nicholas II, Duke of Opava John I, Duke of Opava-Ratibor John II, Duke of Opava-Ratibor Wenceslaus II, Duke of Opava-Ratibor Wenceslaus I, Duke of Opava William, Duke of Opava Ernest, Duke of Opava George, Margrave of Brandenburg-Ansbach Joachim III Frederick, Elector of Brandenburg Henry Wenceslaus, Duke of Oels-Bernstadt
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