The apparent barrenness of the Duchess encouraged Zbigniew's expectations of succeeded his father despite his illegitimacy; but in 1085 the Barons forced Duke Władysław I to recall Mieszko Bolesławowic (only son of the deposed Bolesław II) from his exile in Hungary.
However in 1085, likely due to the pressure of the barons, Duke Władysław I recalled Mieszko Bolesławowic the only son of the deposed Bolesław II from his exile in Hungary. The apparent barrenness of the Duchess encouraged Zbigniew's expectations to succeeded his father despite his illegitimacy.
The apparent barrenness of the Duchess encouraged Zbigniew's expectations to succeeded his father despite his illegitimacy. However in 1085, likely due to the pressure of the barons, Duke Władysław I recalled Mieszko Bolesławowic the only son of the deposed Bolesław II from his exile in Hungary.
The apparent barrenness of the Duchess encouraged Zbigniew's expectations to succeeded his father despite his illegitimacy. However in 1085, likely due to the pressure of the barons, Duke Władysław I recalled Mieszko Bolesławowic the only son of the deposed Bolesław II from his exile in Hungary.