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Henry XI of Legnica (Polish: Henryk XI Legnicki; 23 February 1539 – 3 March 1588), was thrice Duke of Legnica: 1551–1556 (under regency), 1559–1576 and 1580–1581. He was the eldest son of Frederick III, Duke of Legnica, by his wife Katharina, daughter of Henry V, Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin.
- Henry XI
Henry XI may refer to: Henry XI of Głogów (ca. 1435–1476)...
- Henry XI
1551–1556 Henry XI, son, under regency of his uncle Duke George II of Brzeg. 1556–1559 Frederick III, again, deposed, 1559–1576; 1580–1581 Henry XI, again, twice restored and again deposed, jointly with. 1571–1596 Frederick IV, brother. 1596–1602 Joachim Frederick, son of George II of Brzeg, Duke of Brezeg since 1595.
The army of Henry II was almost destroyed—Henry and Boleslav of Moravia were killed and estimates of casualties range from 2,000 to 40,000, essentially the entire army. Ponce d'Aubon reported to King Louis IX of France that the military order lost 500 people, both in Legnica and subsequent raids on three Templar villages and two "towers" [13] among them nine brothers, three knights, and two ...
- 9 April 1241
- Mongol victory
1 apr 2018 · Seeing an opportunity to eliminate Henry's army, the Mongols rode hard to intercept him before he could join with Wenceslaus. On April 9, 1241, they encountered Henry's army near present-day Legnica in southwest Poland. Possessing a mixed force of knights and infantry, Henry formed for battle with the mass of Mongol cavalry.
Also known as the battle of Legnica or battle of Wahlstatt, was a collision with the aim to stop the relentless advance of the Mongol Horde. Despite the victory, this was the most advanced point reached in Europe by the Tartars, later, the political destabilization of the Mongol Empire led to the retreat of the Horde. Opponents.
Life. In December 1571 he was named co-ruler of the Duchy of Legnica, under the tutelage of his brother Henry XI. Frederick IV decided to use the commitment to Henry XI in the religious war in France to be released from the guardianship of his brother. He went to the Emperor Maximilian II, asking a review of his divisionary treaty.
