Ancestors
Kunigunde's ancestors in three generations
| Konrad I of Masovia | |||||||||||||
| Casimir I of Kuyavia | |||||||||||||
| Agafia of Rus | |||||||||||||
| Władysław I the Elbow-high | |||||||||||||
| Casimir I of Opole | |||||||||||||
| Euphrosyne of Opole | |||||||||||||
| Viola of Bulgaria | |||||||||||||
| Kunigunde of Poland | |||||||||||||
| Władysław Odonic | |||||||||||||
| Boleslaus the Pious | |||||||||||||
| Jadwiga of Pomerania | |||||||||||||
| Jadwiga of Poland | |||||||||||||
| Béla IV of Hungary | |||||||||||||
| Blessed Jolenta | |||||||||||||
| Maria Laskarina | |||||||||||||
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