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178: 132: 189: 25: 371:(1341). In the Namslau treaty, Casimir again renounced all Polish claims on Silesia, in return for Charles waiving all Bohemian claims on the Polish throne. After the 1368 death of Duke Bolko II, all of Silesia passed to the 358:
to his column and occupied several Silesian territories south of the Polish border, including the castle of Namysłów. However, the Luxembourgs gained the upper hand, when King John's son Charles IV was elected
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in 1346. Casimir III had to sign the peace treaty at Namysłów, which affirmed the previous Treaty of Trentschin ratified at
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After tensions had settled, Casimir acted cleverly in the rising conflict between the Luxembourgs and the Imperial
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in 1333, he found the Polish borders threatened not only by the Bohemian kingdom, but also by the
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north of the Bohemian borders. By promises as well as by pressure, with the exception of Duke
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in 1335, renouncing the suzerainty over Silesia, and in 1343 signed the
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had recognized the sovereignty of Charles' father and predecessor, King
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had been crowned Polish king in 1300, his successors from the
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with the Teutonic Order, which sealed the loss of Pomerelia.
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