Adelaide of Poland, the White
hypothetical sister of Mieszko I of Poland and mother of Vazul of Hungary
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Adelaide of Poland, the White
Summary
Adelaide of Poland, the White is a human whose existence is disputed[1].
Key Facts
- Adelaide of Poland, the White's father was Siemomysl[2].
- Among Adelaide of Poland, the White's spouses was Michael of Hungary[3].
- Among Adelaide of Poland, the White's spouses was Géza[4].
- A child of Adelaide of Poland, the White was Vazul[5].
- Adelaide of Poland, the White is recorded as female[6].
- Adelaide of Poland, the White's instance of is recorded as human whose existence is disputed[7].
- Adelaide of Poland, the White's family is recorded as Piast dynasty[8].
- Adelaide of Poland, the White's Commons category is recorded as Adelaide of Poland, Grand Princess of the Hungarians[9].
- Adelaide of Poland, the White's given name is recorded as Adelaide[10].
- Adelaide of Poland, the White's described by source is recorded as Polish-Hungarian Chronicle[11].
- Adelaide of Poland, the White's described by source is recorded as Q9397878[12].
- Adelaide of Poland, the White's described by source is recorded as Polish Biographical Dictionary[13].
- Adelaide of Poland, the White's sibling is recorded as Mieszko I[14].
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Definition and Type
Adelaide of Poland, the White's instance of is recorded as human whose existence is disputed[7].
FAQs
Who were Adelaide of Poland, the White's parents?
Adelaide of Poland, the White's father was Siemomysl[2].
Who was Adelaide of Poland, the White married to?
Adelaide of Poland, the White's spouses include Michael of Hungary[3] and Géza[4].