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One effect of Jagiello's measures was to be the advancement of Catholics in Lithuania at the expense of Orthodox elements; in 1387 and 1413, for example, Lithuanian Catholic boyars were granted special judicial and political privileges denied to the Orthodox boyars.
- 4 March 1386
- Algirdas
- May 1377 – August 1381, 3/15 August 1382 – 1 June 1434
- Władysław III
Formed Dual State. The agreement (whose text has never surfaced but has been pieced together by historians) made Jogaila King of Poland and specified that Lithuania and Poland would henceforth operate as separate states under a common crown.
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Apr 6, 2024 · One effect of Jagiello's measures was to be the advancement of Catholics in Lithuania at the expense of Orthodox elements; in 1387 and 1413, for example, Lithuanian Catholic boyars were granted special judicial and political privileges denied to the Orthodox boyars.
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The teutonic knights challenged the sincerity of the Lithuanians' conversion and kept up their inroads, until finally on July 15, 1410, at the Battle of Grunwald, Jagie łł o's forces broke the power and prestige of the order.
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