Władysław II Jagiełło
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"Wladyslaw II" at the Directory of Royal Genealogical Data[pranala nonaktif permanen]
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| Didahului oleh: Algirdas | Adipati Agung Lituania 1377–1381 | Diteruskan oleh: Kęstutis |

| Didahului oleh: Kęstutis | Adipati Agung Lituania 1382–1386 | Diteruskan oleh: Skirgaila |

| Didahului oleh: none | Adipati Tertinggi Lituania 1386–1434 | Diteruskan oleh: none |

| Didahului oleh: Jadwiga | Raja Polandia 1386–1434 | Diteruskan oleh: Władysław dari Varna |
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Wangsa Piast:  Siemowit  Lestko  Siemomysl  Mieszko I  Bolesław I  Bezprym  Mieszko II  (Bolesław Zapomniany)  Kazimierz I Odnowiciel  Bolesław II  Władysław I Herman  Zbigniew  Bolesław III 
Masafragmentasi : Pangeran Tertinggi Władysław II Wygnaniec  Bolesław IV Kędzierzawy  Mieszko III Stary  Kazimierz II Sprawiedliwy  Leszek Biały  Władysław III Laskonogi  Władysław Odonic  Mieszko I Plątonogi  Konrad I  Henryk Brodaty  Henryk II Pobożny  Bolesław V Wstydliwy  Leszek Czarny  Henryk IV Probus  Przemysł II  lihat pula Adipati Silesia  Adipati Wielkopolska  Adipati Małopolska  Adipati Mazovia  Adipati Kuyavia  Adipati Sieradz-Łęczyca  Adipati Gdańsk Pommern  Adipati Pommern
Wangsa Přemyslid:  Vaclav II  Vaclav III 
Wangsa Piast dipulihkan:  Władysław yang Pendek  Kazimierz III dari Polandia 
Wangsa Kapetia Anjou:  Lajos I dari Hungaria  Jadwiga 
Wangsa Jagiellon:  Władysław II Jagiełło  Władysław dari Varna  Kazimierz IV  Jan I Olbracht  Aleksander  Zygmunt Tua  Zygmunt II August 
Monarki pilihan:  Henri dari Valois  Anna Jagiellonka  Stefan Batory  Sigismund III Vasa  Władysław IV Vasa  Jan II Kazimierz  Michał Korybut Wiśniowiecki  Jan III Sobieski  August II  Stanisław Leszczyński  August III  Stanisław August Poniatowski 
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↑  Some historians have called this system a diarchy (Sruogienė-Sruoga 1987; Deveike 1950). However, Rowell suggests that the nature of this dual rule "...reflects political expediency; it certainly does not meet the formal definition of diarchy as 'rule by two independent authorities'...those two leaders were not equal: the grand duke in Vilnius was supreme" (Rowell 1994, hlm. 68).
↑  The historian John Meyendorff suggests Jogaila may have already been an Orthodox Christian: "In 1377, Olgerd of Lithuania died, leaving the Grand Principality to his son Jagiello, an Orthodox Christian..." (Meyendorff 1989, hlm. 205). Dmitri, however, made it a condition of the marriage that Jogaila "should be baptized in the Orthodox faith and that he should proclaim his Christianity to all men" (Dvornik 1992, hlm. 221).
↑  Jadwiga had actually been crowned king of Poland (rex poloni), because the Polish political system made no provision for a queen-regent Stone 2001, hlm. 8).
↑  It "reflects the exceptional far-sightedness of the political elites ruling both countries" (Kłoczowski 2000, hlm. 55). It was "a desperate gamble by Jogaila to avert a seemingly inevitable subjugation" (Lukowski & Zawadzki 2001, hlm. 38)
↑  A Slavic name that roughly translates as glorious rule, Władysław is often Latinised into either Wladislaus or Ladislaus. The choice evoked both Władysław I of Poland, the Elbow-high, who was Queen Jadwiga's great grandfather and unified the kingdom in 1320, and Saint Ladislaus I of Hungary, a king who sided with the pope against the emperor Henry IV and Christianised Transylvania (Rowell 2000, hlm. 709–712).
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