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Then in 1269 duke Barnim promised in his testimony the city of Danzig and other parts of Eastern Pomerania to his father-in-law, the margrave of Brandenburg. Barnim however had no right to do it, since Eastern Pomerania was ruled by the Mscislaw[?] dukes of Swiecie family, who decided that after his death Pomerania should return to Poland.

Barnim VI, Duke of Pomerania: c. 1365–1405: 1394–1405 Germany A Pomeranian duke supporting privateers in the Baltic Sea region and later going on pirate raids himself. Baldassare Cossa: 1370–1415 Procida: Antipope during the Western Schism, John XXIII was accused of—among other crimes—piracy, incest and sodomy. John Crabbe: d. 1352

1532 -- Pomerania is split into the Duchy of Wolgast for Duke Philipp I and the Duchy of Stettin for Barnim IX. 1534 -- At the Council of Treptow the introduction of the Reformation is to be decided. The departure of the gentry and of the bishop prevent a formal agreement.

Barnim VI, Duke of Pomerania: c. 1365–1405: 1394–1405: Germany (Pomerania) A Pomeranian duke supporting privateers in the Baltic Sea region and later going on pirate raids himself. Baldassare Cossa: 1370–1415: Procida: Antipope during the Western Schism, John XXIII was accused of—among other crimes—piracy, incest and sodomy.

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