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Nicholas IV (d. 1437), Duke of Opava and Lord of Zlaté Hory. Agnes (died c. 1440 ), married firstly John of Kravař, and second George of Sternberg. After Anna's death, Přemek married to Catherine (died: 23 May 1422) of Münsterberg, a sister of John, who was the last Duke of Münsterberg from the Silesian Piasts dynasty.
- c. 1365
- Anna of Lutz, Catherine of Münsterberg, Helena of Bosnia
- 28 September 1433
- Přemyslid dynasty
After lengthy negotiations, the estates of Münsterberg on 25 April 1443 chose Duke Vilém of Opava as their new ruler. His claims were justified by two reasons. First, he was the son of Přemysl of Opava of the Přemyslid dynasty and Catherine, the sister of Jan of Ziębice († 1428), the last duke of Münsterberg of the Piast dynasty. Second ...
- Ziębice
- Silesian duchy
- Middle Ages, Early modern period
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- Prague, Böhmen
- Katharina Vojkova Von Stitar Und Strassnitz
- Böhmen
Ursula von Münsterberg reminds us that the message of the Gospel applies to every one of us, whether man or woman, young or old, wealthy or poor. She also reminds us of the important role women have always played in bringing truth to light—at the time of Christ, during the Reformation, and in our own day, by proclaiming the Good News of Christ.
Bolko III of Münsterberg Est 1348 - 1410; M. Euphemia of Bytom Bet 1350 & 1352 - 1411; John I of Münsterberg Est 1380 - 1428; Euphemia of Ziębice Est 1385 - 1447; Catherine of Münsterberg Abt 1390 - 1422; Henry II of Ziębice Est 1396 - 1420
