Jean Ier Albert
Jean Ier Albert Jagellon (Polish Jan I Olbracht ) (1459 - 1501) king de Pologne of 1492 with 1501.
With died of the king Casimir IV of Poland on June 7th, 1492 its sons collect its succession: Jean Albert the third becomes king de Pologne Alexandre his junior becomes Large-duke of Lithuania.
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1494 Renconte of the three sovereigns Jagellon of Poland of Lithuania and Hungary in Lewocza about the Turkish danger.
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1496 With the diet of Piotrkow; the nobility obtains the confirmation of all its in particular tax privileges. The right of the peasants to leave their village is limited. the political and social preponderance of the nobility in the State is confirmed.
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1497 Moldavian forwarding of Jean Albert against the Turks shows a failure before even the confrontation with the enemy. Beaten by the prince de Moldavie Etienne III Large the it must signed a treaty with him in July 1499 after this last invaded the Podolie in 1498.
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1499 Treaty between Poland and Lithuania, known as union of Vilnius, bases independence of the two countries.
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the June 17th 1501 died of unmarried Jean Albert and election of Alexandre Ier Jagellon as king de Pologne.
Category: Sovereign of Poland Category: Death in 1501
Be-X-old: Ян I Ольбрахт
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