This king's wife supposedly left her footprint in the plaster of a stonemason after giving him some jewelry. This king appointed Fedor Vesna to rule Vitebsk, prompting the rebellion of his brother Švitrigaila. During one battle, this king's forces included Jan Žižka, three regiments from Smolensk and a group of exiled Tatars led by an exiled Khan of the Golden Horde, Jalal ad-Din. Disputes over ownership of Samogitia after this king's death le
This king's wife supposedly left her footprint in the plaster of a stonemason after giving him some jewelry. This king appointed Fedor Vesna to rule Vitebsk, prompting the rebellion of his brother Švitrigaila. During one battle, this king's forces included Jan Žižka, three regiments from Smolensk and a group of exiled Tatars led by an exiled Khan of the Golden Horde, Jalal ad-Din. Disputes over ownership of Samogitia after this king's death lead to a war whose scorched-earth tactics led it to be called the Hunger War. This leader of a failed siege of (*) Marienburg became king by a treaty under which he married the daughter of Louis I of Hungary and converted his countrymen from paganism. This king married Jadwiga by terms of the Union of Krewo and allied with Grand Duke Vytautas to defeat the Teutonic Knights at the Battle of Grunwald. For 10 points, identify this Lithuanian nobleman who founded a namesake dynasty of Polish rulers.
This king's wife supposedly left her footprint in the plaster of a stonemason after giving him some jewelry.
Jogaila [or Władysław II Jagiełło (accept either underlined portion); for protest notes, "Vytautas" is ruled out by, among other things, the use of the identifier "king" because Vytautas wasn't a king]