Ladislaus the Short, King (poland) : All Data
Ladislaus the Short, also known as Władysław I Łokietek, was the King of Poland from 1316 to 1333. During his reign, he successfully defended the Kingdom of Poland against external threats and consolidated his power within the country. One of the most significant wars that occurred during his tenure was the Polish-Teutonic War, which lasted from 1327 to 1332. This conflict saw Ladislaus leading the Polish forces against the Teutonic Knights, resulting in the Battle of Płowce in 1331. Another notable event was the revolt of the nobility in 1331, known as the Galicia-Volhynia Revolt, which Ladislaus managed to suppress.
