Ancestors
| Louis II, Duke of Bavaria | |||||||||||||
| Louis IV, Holy Roman Emperor | |||||||||||||
| Matilda of Habsburg | |||||||||||||
| Albert I, Duke of Bavaria | |||||||||||||
| William I, Count of Hainaut | |||||||||||||
| Margaret II, Countess of Hainault | |||||||||||||
| Jeanne of Valois | |||||||||||||
| Margaret of Bavaria | |||||||||||||
| Bolesław III the Generous | |||||||||||||
| Ludwik I the Fair | |||||||||||||
| Margaret of Bohemia | |||||||||||||
| Margaret of Brieg | |||||||||||||
| Henry IV the Faithful | |||||||||||||
| Agnes of Głogów | |||||||||||||
| Matilda of Brandenburg | |||||||||||||
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