Casimir I the Restorer, King (Kingdom of Poland) : All Data
Casimir I the Restorer was the King of the Kingdom of Poland from 1040 to 1058. During his reign, he successfully restored the Polish state after a period of political turmoil. The most significant war that occurred during his tenure was the War of the Bohemian Succession, which took place from 1040 to 1047. This conflict arose from a dispute over the succession to the Bohemian throne and resulted in Casimir I securing the Polish influence over the region. Additionally, Casimir I faced internal revolts, such as the Pomeranian uprising in 1054, which he managed to suppress, further consolidating his power and restoring stability to the Kingdom of Poland.