User talk:Kpalion/Polish heads of state

From Wikipedia:Naming conventions (royalty and nobility):

• These following conventions apply to European monarchs since the fall of the Roman Empire..., because they share much the same stock of names. Hence, they also apply to Polish monarchs.
• If a monarch or prince is overwhelmingly known, in English, by a cognomen, it may be used, and there is then no need to disambiguate by adding Country. Since cognomina of Polish monarchs are not well known in English, this exception does not apply to Poland.
• Pre-emptively disambiguate the names of kings, queens regnant,... in the format "{Monarch's first name and ordinal} of {Country}", omitting the royal or imperial titles... This is an exception to the general rule of most common English name. Nevertheless, Monarch's first name and Country should both be the most common form used in current English works of general reference. Where this cannot be determined, use the conventional anglicized form of the name... Except for a few early monarchs of the House of Piast, Polish monarchs had Christian names with well established English equivalents.
• Where a monarch has reigned over a number of states, use the most commonly associated ordinal and state. This applies not only to Polish monarchs who also reigned outside Poland (e.g. Wenceslaus II of Bohemia, Henry III of France), but also to high dukes of Poland of the fragmentation era who are better known as monarchs of their local, hereditary duchies (e.g. Conrad of Masovia).
• European monarchs whose rank was below that of King..., should be at the location "{Monarch's first name and ordinal}, {Title} of {Country}". This applies to all those Polish monarchs who held a ducal title, but were never crowned as kings.
• No family or middle names, except where English speakers normally use them. This also applies to kings who are popularly known by two given names (e.g. John I of Poland, not John Albert of Poland) and to elective kings who are popularly known by their family names (e.g. John III of Poland, not John Sobieski).

	Current title	Where it should be
	Mieszko I of Poland	Mieszko I, Duke of Poland
	Bolesław I Chrobry	Boleslaus I of Poland
	Mieszko II Lambert	Mieszko II of Poland
	Casimir I the Restorer	Casimir I, Duke of Poland
	Bolesław II the Bold	Boleslaus II of Poland
	Władysław I Herman	Vladislaus I, Duke of Poland
	Zbigniew of Poland	Zbigniew, Duke of Poland
	Bolesław III Wrymouth	Boleslaus III, Duke of Poland
	Władysław II the Exile	Vladislaus II, Duke of Poland
	Bolesław IV the Curly	Boleslaus IV, Duke of Poland
	Mieszko III the Old	Mieszko III, Duke of Poland
	Casimir II the Just	Casimir II, Duke of Poland
	Leszek I the White	Leszek I, Duke of Poland
	Władysław III Spindleshanks	Vladislaus III, Duke of Poland
	Mieszko I Tanglefoot	Mieszko I, Duke of Silesia
	Konrad I of Masovia	Conrad, Duke of Masovia
	Henry I the Bearded	Henry I, Duke of Silesia
	Henry II the Pious	Henry II, Duke of Silesia
	Bolesław V the Chaste	Boleslaus V, Duke of Poland
	Leszek II the Black	Leszek II, Duke of Poland
	Henry IV Probus	Henry IV, Duke of Silesia
	Przemysł II	Przemysł of Poland
	Wenceslaus II of Bohemia	Wenceslaus II of Bohemia
	Władysław I the Elbow-high	Vladislaus I of Poland
	Casimir III the Great	Casimir III of Poland
	Louis I of Hungary	Louis I of Hungary
	Jadwiga of Poland	Hedwig of Poland
	Jogaila	Vladislaus II of Poland
	Władysław III of Poland	Vladislaus III of Poland
	Casimir IV Jagiellon	Casimir IV of Poland
	John I Albert of Poland	John I of Poland
	Alexander Jagiellon	Alexander of Poland
	Sigismund I the Old	Sigismund I of Poland
	Sigismund II Augustus	Sigismund II of Poland
	Henry III of France	Henry III of France
	Anna the Jagiellonian	Anna of Poland
	Stephen Báthory of Poland	Stephen of Poland
	Sigismund III Vasa	Sigismund III of Poland
	Władysław IV Vasa	Vladislaus IV of Poland
	John II Casimir Vasa	John II of Poland
	Michael Korybut Wiśniowiecki	Michael of Poland
	John III Sobieski	John III of Poland
	Augustus II the Strong	Augustus II of Poland
	Stanisław Leszczyński	Stanislaus I of Poland
	Augustus III of Poland	Augustus III of Poland
	Stanisław August Poniatowski	Stanislaus II of Poland