context: Lubomirskys (Polish: Lubomirscy, Ukrainian: Lubomirskі) - Polish princely clan of the coat of arms “Sreniava”, dating back to the beginning of the 16th century. They come from the town of Lubomierz in Silesia, hence the name. At the end of the sixteenth century, they became rich in the management of saltworks, to which they were authorized by Stefan Batory, and received from the German emperor first the count and then the princely titles (second in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth after the Radziwills). In the course of the 17th century, thanks to the marriage unions, the Lubomirskys transferred the vast estates of the Ostrog and Konetspolsky in the Dniester basin. The family broke up into several branches, Lantsut, Rzeszow and Volyn, opened palaces in Warsaw, Lviv, Dubno and other cities. In the XVIII century, the Lubomirsky began to mark the Polish throne.
question: The second after whom the Lubomirsky received princely titles from the emperor?
answers.text: Radziwills