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Also Known As Władysław II • Ulászló II
Born 1456
Died March 13, 1516 (aged 60) • Budapest • Hungary
Title / Office king (1490-1516), Hungary • king (1471-1516), Bohemia
Notable Family Members father Casimir IV
Wenceslas III
king of Bohemia and Hungary
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Holy Roman empress
Ferdinand II
Holy Roman emperor
Louis II
king of Hungary and Bohemia
Ulrich II von Cilli
Austrian prince
Smetana
Bedřich Smetana
Bohemian composer
Jan Rokycana
Bohemian archbishop
John of Luxembourg
John
king of Bohemia
George
George
king of Bohemia
Wenceslas I
Wenceslas I
prince of Bohemia
Otakar II
king of Bohemia
Břetislav I
Bohemian prince
Wenceslas II
Wenceslas II
king of Bohemia and Poland
Wenceslas I
Wenceslas I
king of Bohemia
Prokop The Bald
Bohemian priest
Boleslav II
prince of Bohemia
Otakar I
king of Bohemia
Boleslav I
prince of Bohemia
Boleslav III
prince of Bohemia
Árpád
ruler of Hungary

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