Kingdom of Poland

Kingdom of Poland

*Królestwo Polskie* (Polish)

*Regnum Poloniae* (Latin)
Kingdom of Poland Królestwo Polskie (Polish); Regnum Poloniae (Latin);
1025–1031; 1076–1079; 1295–1296; 1300–1795
	Royal banner ; (14th century) Coat of arms ; (1295–1371)
	Poland between 992 and 1025 under the rule of Bolesław I the Brave, who was crowned as the first King of Poland.
Capital	Gniezno (until 1038); Kraków (until 1596); Warsaw (after 1596);
Official languages	Polish, Latin
Religion	Roman Catholic; (institutional); Greek Catholic; Eastern Orthodox; Armenian Apostolic; Calvinism; Lutheranism; Judaism; Slavic paganism;
Demonym(s)	Polish
Government	Hereditary; Feudal monarchy; (1025–1572) ; Elective; Constitutional monarchy; (1573–1795)
King
• 1025 (first)	Bolesław I
• 1764–1795 (last)	Stanisław II
• 1854–1915 (last)	Nicholas II (by personal union)
Historical era	Middle Ages and Early Modern Period
Currency	Denar; Grosz; Ducat; Złoty;
ISO 3166 code	PL
Preceded by	Succeeded by
	Duchy of Poland
Habsburg monarchy
Russian Empire
Kingdom of Prussia

The Kingdom of Poland (Polish: Królestwo Polskie; Latin: Regnum Poloniae) was a state in Central Europe.

Historical political entities Edit

Kingdom of Poland (1025–1031)
Kingdom of Poland (1076–1079)
Kingdom of Poland (1295–1296), a kingdom in Greater Poland under the rule of Przemysł II
Kingdom of Poland (1300–1320), a confederal kingdom in central Europe
Kingdom of Poland (1320–1386)
Kingdom of Poland (1386–1569)
Kingdom of Poland (1569–1795), a member state of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth