A monarch of this name earned the ire of Pope Innocent VI by living with his mistress while unhappily married to Adelaide of Hesse. Possibly out of love for his beautiful Jewish mistress Esther, a ruler with this name instituted the death penalty for the crime of kidnapping Jewish children for the purpose of baptizing them. Ten of the twelve researchers present at the 1973 exhumation and re-interring of a monarch of this name died, either of a curse or a fungal infection. The Thirteen Years' War broke out after a monarch with this name incorporated the entirety of Prussia into his domain. For quashing the "Pagan Reaction" to Christianization of his kingdom, the first king of this name earned the epithet "the (*) Restorer." The best-known monarch of this name succeeded his father Wladyslaw the Elbow-High, convened the Congress of Krakow, and instituted a series of
A monarch of this name earned the ire of Pope Innocent VI by living with his mistress while unhappily married to Adelaide of Hesse. Possibly out of love for his beautiful Jewish mistress Esther, a ruler with this name instituted the death penalty for the crime of kidnapping Jewish children for the purpose of baptizing them. Ten of the twelve researchers present at the 1973 exhumation and re-interring of a monarch of this name died, either of a curse or a fungal infection. The Thirteen Years' War broke out after a monarch with this name incorporated the entirety of Prussia into his domain. For quashing the "Pagan Reaction" to Christianization of his kingdom, the first king of this name earned the epithet "the (*) Restorer." The best-known monarch of this name succeeded his father Wladyslaw the Elbow-High, convened the Congress of Krakow, and instituted a series of legal reforms that inspired his nickname the "Polish Justinian." For 10 points, give this regnal name whose third holder was the only Polish monarch known as the "Great."
A monarch of this name earned the ire of Pope Innocent VI by living with his mistress while unhappily married to Adelaide of Hesse.