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жоқ. Бұл Померанияның герцогтықтары мен герцогтарының тізімі.
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This is a list of the duchies and dukes of Pomerania.
This is a list of the duchies and dukes of Pomerania.
Славяндық Померания тайпаларының герцогтері (Барлық Померания)
Померания жерлерін алғашқыда жергілікті тайпалар билеген, олар шамамен 10-11 ғасырларда Померанияға қоныстанды.
The lands of Pomerania were firstly ruled by local tribes, who settled in Pomerania around the 10th and 11th centuries.
Династиялық емес
БилеушіТұңғыш билік өлімБүкіл ПомеранияЕскермелер Сиемомысл шамамен 1000 немесе 10201000–1046 жылдар аралығында29 маусым 1046 Бүкіл ПомеранияБелгісізПомеранияның барлық аймақтарының алғашқы герцогы. Оның тегі белгісіз. Святобор 1046 жылға дейін1060–11061106 Бүкіл ПомеранияАнна Сиемомыслдың ұлы. Святопелк I 1106 жылға дейін1106–11131113Гданьск Помераниясы (кеңес Померелиясы)Белгісіз
RulerBornReignDeathRuling partConsortNotes Siemomysł c.1000 or 1020After 1000–1046c.29 June 1046 All PomeraniaUnknownFirst known duke of all Pomerania. His origins are unknown. Świętobor before 10461060–11061106 All PomeraniaAnna Son of Siemomysl. Świętopełk I before 11061106–11131113Gdańsk Pomerania (future Pomerelia)Unknown
1106 жылы Померания оның екі үлкен ұлының арасында бөлінді: Померания әулетін және Померания герцогтігін құрған Вартислав және Святопелк I. Святопелк қайтыс болғаннан кейін, оның жерлерін Саксония князі Лотар Суплинбург басып алды. 1155 жылы жерлер Самборидтер әулетіне және Померелия герцогтігіне негіз салған Собислав I басшылығымен тәуелсіздік алды.
In 1106, Pomerania is divided by his two older sons: Wartislaw, who founded the House of Pomerania and the Duchy of Pomerania, and Świętopełk I. After Swietopelk's death, his lands were occupied by the Saxon prince Lothar of Supplinburg. In 1155, the lands regained independence under Sobieslaw I, who founded the dynasty of the Samborides, and the Duchy of Pomerelia.
Померания герцогтігі
Герцогтік Святобор, Померания герцогының иеліктерін бөлісу нәтижесінде құрылды, оның ұлы Вартислав болашақта Померания деп танылатын жерлерді мұраға алды.
The Duchy resulted from the partition of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, in which his son Wartislaw inherited the lands that would become in fact known as Pomerania.
Бірінші бөлшек 11551264
1155 жылы Померания Шчецин Помераниясы және Деммин Помераниясы болып екіге бөлінді. Польша мен Данияның феодалдық үстемдік туралы талаптарынан құтылуға тырысқан Померания Киелі Рим империясына жақындады. 1181 жылы Любек қаласының қабырғаларынан тысқарыдағы лагерде болған император Фредерик I Барбаросса Богислав I-ді құжатта көрсетілгендей, Славия герцогы деп мойындады. Бірақ үш жылдан кейін Грайфсвальд шығанағындағы шайқаста (1184) Данияның Кнут VI Померанияны өзіне қарасты феодал ретінде қабылдауға мәжбүр етті. 1190 жылы Слупск-Славно аймағы Шчецинден бөлініп шықты. 1227 жылы Борнхёвед шайқасында Дания жеңілгеннен кейін Померания Данияның феодалдық үстемдігінен азат болды, бірақ 1235 жылға дейін Дания билігінде қалған Шчецин қаласы бұл ережеден тыс қалды. 1231 жылы император Фридрих II Померанияға тікелей феодалдық билікті Бранденбург маркграфына берді, ол бұл талапты Креммен (1236) және Ландин (1250) шарты арқылы бекітті. Осылайша Померания Бранденбургтің феодына айналды, демек Империяның тікелей емес (жайындама) субфеоды болды, ал Бранденбург өзі Империяның тікелей феоды еді. 1227 жылы Слупск фрагменттелген Польшаның Шығыс Помераниясына (Померелияға) қосылды, ал Славно Батыс Померанияға қарасты. 1238 жылы екеуі де Собислав әулеті басқарған Померелияның құрамына кірді, ал 1294 жылы әулет тоқырағаннан кейін екеуі де Кемпно шартына сәйкес Польшаға қайта қосылды. 1317 жылы аймақ Померания-Волгастың (Wołogoszcz) бөлігіне айналды, алдымен Бранденбургтен кепіл ретінде, ал 1347 жылы толыққанды қосылды. 1264 жылы Вартислав III мұрагерсіз қайтыс болғаннан кейін Барним I бүкіл герцогтықтың жалғыз герцогы болды. Барнимнің қайтысынан кейін герцогтықты оның ұлдары Барним II, Отто I және Богислав IV биледі. Алғашқы жылдары Богислав үлкені болғандықтан, әлі жасқантай ағаларының орнына билік жүргізді.
In 1155, Pomerania was divided in Pomerania Szczecin and Pomerania Demmin. In the struggle to shake off Polish and Danish claims to feudal overlordship, Pomerania approached the Holy Roman Empire. In 1181, while staying in the camp outside the walls of Lübeck, Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa recognised Bogislaw I as duke of S(c)lavia, as it was called in the document. However, three years later in the Battle in the Bay of Greifswald (1184) the Danish Canute VI forced Pomerania to accept him as liege lord. In 1190 the Land of Słupsk Sławno separated itself from Szczecin. With the defeat of Denmark in the Battle of Bornhöved (1227) Pomerania shook off the Danish liege lordship, except for the city of Szczecin which remained under Danish suzerainty until 1235. In 1231 Emperor Frederick II granted the immediate liege lordship over Pomerania to the Margrave of Brandenburg, who enforced this claim by the Treaties of Kremmen (1236) and of Landin (1250). Thus Pomerania had become a fief of Brandenburg, thus an only mediate (indirect) subfief of the Empire, with Brandenburg itself being an immediate imperial fief. In 1227, Słupsk came to Eastern Pomerania (Pomerelia) within fragmented Poland, Sławno to Western Pomerania. In 1238 both became part of Pomerelia, ruled by the House of Sobiesław, and following the extinction of the line in 1294, both were directly reintegrated with Poland in accordance with the Treaty of Kępno. In 1317, the area became part of the Pomerania Wolgast (Wołogoszcz), first as a pawn from Brandenburg, and definitively in 1347. After Wartislaw III died heirless in 1264, Barnim I became sole duke of the whole duchy. After Barnim's death, the duchy was to be ruled by his sons Barnim II, Otto I and Bogislaw IV. The first years, Bogislaw, being the eldest, ruled in place of his too young brothers.
Екінші бөлшек 12951368
1295 жылы Померания герцогтігі Пена және Ина өзендерімен шамамен екіге бөлінді. Осы өзендердің солтүстігіндегі аймақтарды Богислав IV басқарды, олар Померания-Вольгаст атанды, ал Отто I осы өзендердің оңтүстігіндегі Померания-Шчецинге ие болды.
In 1295, the Duchy of Pomerania was divided roughly by the Peene and Ina rivers, with the areas north of these rivers ruled by Bogislaw IV became Pomerania Wolgast, whereas Otto I received Pomerania Szczecin south of these rivers.
Үшінші бөлім 13681376
1368 жылы Померания-Волгаст батыс бөлігіне (немісше: Wolgast diesseits der Swine, Волгаст қаласының орталығын қамтиды) және шығыс бөлігіне (немісше: Wolgast jenseits der Swine, әдебиетте Померания-Столп немесе Слупск герцогтығы деп аталады, Слупск (Столп) қаласының орталығына сәйкес) бөлінді, ол поляк үстемдігіне вассал ретінде қайта бағынды.
In 1368, Pomerania Wolgast was divided into a western part (German: Wolgast diesseits der Swine, including the name giving residence in Wolgast) and an eastern part (German: Wolgast jenseits der Swine, in literature also called Pomerania Stolp or Duchy of Słupsk after the residence in Słupsk (Stolp)), which came back under Polish suzerainty as a fief.
Төртінші бөлініс 1376/13771478 және Помераниялық жақындық
1376 жылы Померанияның батыс бөлігі Волгаст (немісше: Wolgast diesseits der Swine) кіші батыс бөлігіне бөлінді, кейде Барт қаласындағы резиденциясынан кейін Померания Барт (Бардо) деп аталды, ал шығыс бөлігі Волгаст қаласындағы резиденцияны қамтыды. Келесі жылы Слупск герцогтығы Старгардты қамтитын батыс бөлігіне және Слупск (Столп) резиденциясы бар шығыс бөлігіне бөлінді. 1459 жылы Старгард пен Столп маңындағы Померания Волгасттың шығыс бөліктері таратылды. 1478 жылы 200 жылдық бөліністен кейін герцогтық қысқа мерзімге қайта біріктірілді, оның барлық бөліктері Богислав X-ке мұра болып өтті. 1493 жылғы Пирци шарты бойынша Померания маркалық тәуелділіктен босатылып, императорлық тікелей иелікке қайта оралды, ал 1529 жылғы Гримниц шартында жаңа даулар расталды. Екі шартта да Померания герцогтары еркек желісінен тоқтаса, Бранденбург мұрагерлікке ие болатындығы қарастырылды.
In 1376, the western part of Pomerania Wolgast (German: Wolgast diesseits der Swine) was subdivided in a smaller western part sometimes named Pomerania Barth (Bardo) after the residence in Barth, and an eastern part which included the residence in Wolgast. In the following year, the Duchy of Słupsk was divided into a western part which included Stargard and an eastern part which included the residence in Słupsk (Stolp). In 1459, the eastern partitions of Pomerania Wolgast around Stargard and Stolp ceased to exist. In 1478, after 200 years of partition, the duchy was reunited for a short period when all her parts were inherited by Bogislaw X. By the Treaty of Pyritz in 1493 Pomerania shook off the Marcher liege lordship and became again an immediate imperial estate, after new disputes finally confirmed by the Treaty of Grimnitz in 1529, both treaties provided Brandenburg succession in case the Pomeranian dukes would become extinct in the male line.
Бесінші және алтыншы қабаттар 15311625
1531 жылы Померания Штеттин (Шцецин) және Волгаст Помераниясы деп екіге бөлінді. Бірақ бұл жолы, осы аттармен бұрынғы бөліністерден өзгеше, Волгаст Помераниясы герцогтіктің батыс бөлігін, ал Штеттин Помераниясы шығыс бөлігін қамтыды. 1569 жылы Волгасттан бөлініп шыққан Барт герцогтігі және Штеттиннен бөлініп шыққан Рюгенвальде (Дарлово) герцогтігі құрылды.
In 1531, Pomerania was partitioned into Pomerania Stettin (Szczecin) and Pomerania Wolgast. This time however, in contrast to the earlier partitions with the same names, Pomerania Wolgast included the western, and Pomerania Stettin the eastern parts of the duchy. In 1569, were created the duchies of Barth (split off from Wolgast) and Rügenwalde (Darłowo) (split off from Stettin).
Швецияға түпкілікті қайта бірігу және қосылу
1625 жылы Богислав XIV Померанияның барлық бөлігін өзінің билігімен біріктірді. Бірақ 1637 жылы Швеция Померанияның батыс бөлігін (Жақын Померанияны) басып алды, оның құрамында бастапқыда Штетин қаласы да болды, және бұл 1648 жылғы Вестфалия бейбіт шартымен заңдастырылды (Швед Помераниясы, кейіннен Бранденбург Помераниясының пайдасына бірнеше рет кішірейтілді). 1637 мен 1657 жылдар аралығында Лауенбург-Бютов жері (Леборк және Бютов) Польшаға тікелей қайтарылды, содан кейін Польшаның бөлінісіне дейін Польшаның қарауында Бранденбургке өтті. 1648 жылы Вестфалия бейбіт шартында Бранденбург Померанияның шығыс бөлігіне (Алыс Померанияға) қатысты талабын қорғап қалды, Бранденбург сайлаушылары 1806 жылға дейін (Империяның құлауы және оның вассалдықтарының аяқталуы) ресми түрде Померания герцогтарының титулын сақтап тұрды, бірақ іс жүзінде Помераниясын Бранденбург-Пруссияға біріктірді, оны 1815 жылы Пруссияның провинцияларының бірі етіп, соның ішінде бұрынғы швед Помераниясын да қосты.
In 1625, Bogislaw XIV reunited all Pomerania under his rule. However, in 1637, Sweden hold western parts of Pomerania (Hither Pomerania), originally including Stettin, legalised by the Peace of Westphalia in 1648 (Swedish Pomerania, several times reduced in favour of Brandenburgian Pomerania). Between 1637 and 1657 Lauenburg Bütow Land (Lębork and Bytów) were reintegrated directly to Poland as a reverted fief, thereafter passed to Brandenburg under Polish overlordship until the Partitions of Poland. In 1648, Brandenburg prevailed in the Peace of Westphalia with its claim only for eastern parts of Pomerania (Farther Pomerania), with the Brandenburg electors officially holding simultaneously the title of dukes of Pomerania until 1806 (end of the Empire and its enfeoffments), but de facto integrating their Pomerania into Brandenburg Prussia, making it one of the provinces of Prussia in 1815, then including former Swedish Pomerania.
Билеушілердің кестесі
(Ескертпе: Мұнда герцогтардың нөмірленуі барлық герцогтықтар үшін бірдей, өйткені олардың барлығы жердің әртүрлі бөліктеріне немесе билеушілердің ерекше нөмірленуіне қарамастан, Померания герцогтары деп аталды. Герцогтар олардың мұрагерлік жылдарында саналады.)
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Варкислав I шамамен 1091 жылы Святобор, Померания герцогының (*?) бірінші ұлы 1121 – 9 тамыз 1135 Померания герцогтігі 24 әйелге жат дінге сенуші Хайла Саксониялық 1128 жылға дейін 1 бала Ида Даниялық 1129 үш бала 1135 Стольпе ан дер Пене 43-44 жаста. Святобор, Померания герцогының мүмкін балалары мұраларын бөлісті. Варкислав Померанияның алғашқы герцогы және Польшаның вассалы ретінде отбасының негізін қалаушы болды. Ол 12 ғасырдың басында христиан дінін қабылдады. Кейін, оның ұлы Болеславпен бірге Бамбергтің Оттосын Померанияны табысты қайта құруда қолдады. Рацибор болса, ол Слупск және Славноны билеген Померания әулетінің Ратибориден тармағының ата-бабасы болды.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Рацибор I шамамен 1095 жылы Святобор, Померания герцогының (*?) екінші ұлы 1121 – 1156 Шлаве-Столп герцогтігі Прибислава Ярославна Волынья 1136 төрт баласы 1156 60-61 жаста. Рацибор I, Шлаве-Столп герцогының (1135-1156) регенттігі. Варкиславтың балалары мұраларын бөлісті, бірақ жас болғандықтан билікті ағаларына берді.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Богуслав I 1127 Варкислав I мен Ида Даниялықтың тұңғыш ұлы 9 тамыз 1135 – 18 наурыз 1187 Штетин герцогтігі Вальбурга Даниялық үш бала Анастасия Ұлы Польшаның 26 сәуір 1177 екі бала 18 наурыз 1187 Сосница 59 жаста.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Казимир I шамамен 1130 жылы Варкислав I мен Ида Даниялықтың екінші ұлы 9 тамыз 1135 – 1180 Демин герцогтігі Притолаван балалары 1180 49-50 жаста.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Светопелк шамамен 1140 жылы Рацибор I мен Прибислава Ярославна Волыньяның ұлы 1156 – шамамен 1190 Шлаве-Столп герцогтігі Тұрмысқа шықпаған шамамен 1190 49-50 жаста. Ұрпағы жоқ. Оның жері туысына өтті.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Варкислав II шамамен 1160 жылы Богуслав I мен Вальбурга Даниялықтың үшінші ұлы 1180 – 1184 Демин герцогтігі София Польшалық баласыз шамамен 1184 23-24 жаста.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Богуслав I-нің балалары, олар тағы да герцогтігін өздері арасында бөлісті.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Богуслав II 1177 Богуслав I мен Ұлы Польша Анастасиясының тұңғыш ұлы 18 наурыз 1187 – 23 қаңтар 1220 Штетин герцогтігі Мирослава Померелия 1210 үш бала 23 қаңтар 1220 42-43 жаста.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Доброслава шамамен 1175 жылы Богуслав I мен Ұлы Польша Анастасиясының қызы 18 наурыз 1187 – 1230 Штетин герцогтігі (Шлаве және Гутцковта) Вартислав, Штетин кастеляны 1200 бір бала шамамен 1230 44-45 жаста.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Казимир II шамамен 1180 жылы Богуслав I мен Ұлы Польша Анастасиясының тұңғыш ұлы 18 наурыз 1187 – 1219 Демин герцогтігі Ингард Даниялық 1210 екі бала 1219 38-39 жаста.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Богуслав III шамамен 1170 жылы Богуслав Шлаве-Столптың ұлы шамамен 1190 – 1223 Шлаве-Столп герцогтігі Польшаның Миешко III-нің қызы 1223 екі бала 1223 52-53 жаста. Светопелк туысы.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Варкислав III шамамен 1210 жылы Казимир II мен Ингард Даниялықтың ұлы 1219 – 17 мамыр 1264 Демин герцогтігі София 1236 үш бала 17 мамыр 1264 53-54 жаста.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Рацибор II шамамен 1190 жылы Богуслав III-нің ұлы 1223 – 1238 Шлаве-Столп герцогтігі Тұрмысқа шықпаған 1238 47-48 жаста. Ұрпағы жоқ. Жері Померанияға қайта оралды.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Барним I жақсы шамамен 1217 жылы Богуслав II мен Мирослава Померелияның ұлы 23 қаңтар 1220 – 17 мамыр 1264 Штетин герцогтігі Анна Мария Саксониялық шамамен 1240 үш бала Маргарет Брансуикская Люнебург 1252/3 бір бала Матильда Бранденбург шамамен 1265 алты бала 13 желтоқсан 1278 Дамбе 60-61 жаста 17 мамыр 1264 – 13 желтоқсан 1278 Померания герцогтігі.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Богуслав IV шамамен 1255 жылы Барним I мен Маргарет Брансуикская Люнебургтың ұлы 13 желтоқсан 1278 – 24 ақпан 1309 Волгаст герцогтігі (Померанияда 1295 жылға дейін) Матильда Бранденбургская Стендаль 1275 және 1278 жылдар аралығында бала жоқ Маргарет Ругенская 13 тамыз 1284 алты бала 24 ақпан 1309 53-54 жаста. Бірлесіп билік етті. Богуслав Барнимнің үлкен ұлы болды және өз ұлдарының регенті болған өгей анасымен бірге билік жүргізді. 1294 жылдан бастап Богуслав өзінің туған бауырлары Барним және Оттомен тікелей билік жүргізді, олар сол жылы көп жасқа толды. 1295 жылы Барнимнің ұрпақсыз өлгенінен кейін, Богуслав пен Отто Померанияны өздері арасында бөлісті: Богуслав Волгастты сақтап қалды, ал Отто Штетин алды.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Барним II шамамен 1277 жылы Барним I мен Матильда Бранденбургтің бірінші ұлы 13 желтоқсан 1278 – 28 мамыр 1295 Померания герцогтігі Тұрмысқа шықпаған 28 мамыр 1295 17-18 жаста.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Отто I 1279 жылы Барним I мен Матильда Бранденбургтің екінші ұлы 13 желтоқсан 1278 – 31 желтоқсан 1344 Штетин герцогтігі ((Померанияда 1295) Холштейннің Елизаветасы сәуір 1296 екі бала 31 желтоқсан 1344 64-65 жаста.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Варкислав IV шамамен 1270 жылы Богуслав IV пен Матильда Бранденбургская Стендальдің ұлы 24 ақпан 1309 – 1 тамыз 1326 Волгаст герцогтігі Елизавета Линдов-Руппин 11 сәуір 1316 немесе 1317 үш бала 1 тамыз 1326 55-56 жаста. 1325 жылы Рюген княздығын қосты.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Матильда шамамен 1300 жылы Отто I мен Холштейннің Елизаветасының қызы 1317 – 12 шілде 1331 Штетин герцогтігі (Ставенхагенде) Верле лорды Джон III 20 қаңтар 1317 үш бала 12 шілде 1331 30-31 жаста.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Отто I-нің қызы, әкесінен Ставенхаген қаласын алды, ол неке арқылы Верлеге өтті. Ставенхаген Верлеге қосылды.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Богуслав V ұлы шамамен 1318 жылы Варкислав IV пен Елизавета Линдов-Руппиннің ұлы 1 тамыз 1326 – 23 сәуір 1374 Штольп герцогтігі (Волгастқа дейін 1368) Польшаның Елизаветасы 24 немесе 25 ақпан 1343 үш бала Адельгейд Брансуикская Грубенхаген 1362 немесе 1363 төрт бала 23 сәуір 1374 Белбук 55-56 жаста.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Барним IV жақсы 1325 жылы Варкислав IV пен Елизавета Линдов-Руппиннің екінші ұлы 1 тамыз 1326 – 22 тамыз 1365 Волгаст герцогтігі (Рюген және Волгаст өзінде) София Мекленбург Верле 1343 үш бала 22 тамыз 1365 39-40 жаста.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Варкислав V халықтың әкесі шамамен 1 қараша 1326 жылы Варкислав IV пен Елизавета Линдов-Руппиннің үшінші ұлы 1 тамыз 1326 – 1390 Волгаст герцогтігі (Щецинекте) Анна Мекленбург Старград 1390 жылға дейін баласыз 1390 63-64 жаста. Щецинек Волгастқа қайта қосылды.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Барним III ұлы 3 мамыр 1459 Штольп герцогтігі Англияның Филиппасы 26 қазан 1406 Лунд бір бала 3 мамыр 1459 Дарлово 77-78 жаста.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Отто III 29 мамыр 1444 Иоахим мен Бранденбургтың Елизаветасының ұлы 4 қазан 1451 – 7 қыркүйек 1464 Штетин герцогтігі Тұрмысқа шықпаған 7 қыркүйек 1464 20 жаста. Штетин Волгастқа қосылды.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
София 1435 жылы Богуслав IX мен Мария Мазовияның қызы 3 мамыр 1459 Георг I 23 қаңтар 1530 Берлин бір бала Анхальт-Цербст князі Иоанн V 15 ақпан 1534 Дессау алты бала қараша 1577 65-66 жаста. Георг I-нің мұрагерлері. Маргарет Помераниядағы кейбір қалаларда өмірлік күтім алды, олар оның екінші некесінен кейін бас герцогтікке қайтарылды; Филипп бас герцогтікті өзінің інісі Барним IX-пен бөлісті.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Филипп I ізгі 14 шілде 1515 Штецин Георг I мен Палатинаттың Амалиясының ұлы 10 мамыр 1531 – 14 ақпан 1560 Волгаст герцогтігі Саксониялық Мария 27 ақпан 1536 төрт бала 14 ақпан 1560 Волгаст 44 жаста.
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
Эрнест Луис әділ 20 қараша 1545 Филипп I мен Мария Саксонияның екінші ұлы 14 ақпан 1560 – 17 маусым 1592 Волгаст герцогтігі Брансуик-Вольфенбюттельдің София Гедвиг 20 қазан 1577 Волгаст үш бала 17 маусым 1592. Филипп I-нің ұлдары, бірлесіп билік етті. 1569 жылы жерді бөлісті: Эрнест Ло...
(Note: Here the numbering of the dukes is the same for all duchies, as all were titled Dukes of Pomerania, despite the different parts of land or particular numbering of the rulers. The dukes are numbered by the year of their succession.) RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Warcislaus I c.1091First son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 9 August 1135Duchy of Pomerania 24 pagan wivesHeila of Saxonybefore 1128one childIda of Denmark1129three children1135Stolpe an der Peeneaged 43 44Possible children of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania, divided their inheritance. Warcislaus was the first duke of Pomerania and founder of the family as a vassal of Poland. A pagan, he converted to Christianity in the beginning of the 12th century. Then, along with his son Bolesław, backed Otto of Bamberg in his successful Conversion of Pomerania. As for Racibor, he was the ancestor of the Ratiboriden branch of the House of Pomerania that ruled Słupsk Sławno. Racibor I c.1095Second son of Świętobor, Duke of Pomerania (? )1121 – 1156Duchy of Schlawe StolpPribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1136four children1156aged 60 61 Regency of Racibor I, Duke of Schlawe Stolp (1135 1156)Children of Warcislaus, divided their inheritance, but given their minority, ceded rule to their uncle. In 1184 after the death of his nephew Warcislaus II, Boguslaus I reunited Stettin and Demmin. Boguslaus I 1127First son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 18 March 1187 Duchy of Stettin Walburga of Denmarkthree childrenAnastasia of Greater Poland26 April 1177two children18 March 1187Sosnitzaaged 59 60Casimir I c.1130Second son of Warcislaus I and Ida of Denmark9 August 1135 – 1180Duchy of DemminPritolawano children1180aged 49 50 Swietopelk c.1140Son of Racibor I and Pribislava Yaroslavna of Volhynia1156–c.1190Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarriedc.1190aged 49 50 Left no descendants. His land passed to a cousin. Warcislaus II c.1160Third son of Boguslaus I and Walburga of Denmark1180–1184Duchy of Demmin Sophia of Polandno childrenc.1184aged 23 24 After his death Demmin returned briefly to Pomerania. Regency of Anastasia of Greater Poland (1187 1208) Children of Bogislaw I, they split once more the duchy between them. Boguslaus II 1177First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 23 January 1220Duchy of Stettin Miroslava of Pomerelia1210three children23 January 1220aged 42 43 Dobroslawa c.1175?Daughter of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1230Duchy of Stettin(at Schlawe and Gützkow) Wartislaw, castellan of Stettinc.1200one childc.1230aged 44 45Casimir II c.1180First son of Boguslaus I and Anastasia of Greater Poland18 March 1187 – 1219Duchy of Demmin Ingard of Denmark1210two children1219aged 38 39Boguslaus III c.1170?Son of Boguslaus of Schlawe Stolpc.1190–1223Duchy of Schlawe StolpA daughter of Mieszko III of Polandbefore 1223two children1223aged 52 53 Nephew of Swietopelk. Regency of Ingard of Denmark (1219 1226)After his death in 1264, Barnim became the sole duke. Warcislaus III c.1210Son of Casimir II and Ingard of Denmark1219 – 17 May 1264Duchy of Demmin Sophia1236three children17 May 1264aged 53 54Racibor II c.1190?Son of Boguslaus III1223–1238Duchy of Schlawe StolpUnmarried1238aged 47 48?After his death without descendants, the land returned to Pomerania. Stolp annexed to Pomerania Regency of Miroslava of Pomerelia (1220 1226)Since 1227 the dukes were again vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1264 Barnim reunited all Pomerania. Barnim I the Good c.1217Son of Boguslaus II and Miroslava of Pomerelia23 January 1220 – 17 May 1264Duchy of StettinAnna Maria of Saxonyc.1240three childrenMargaret of Brunswick Lüneburg1252/3one childMatilda of Brandenburgc.1265six children 13 December 1278Dąbieaged 60 6117 May 1264 – 13 December 1278Duchy of PomeraniaBoguslaus IV c.1255Son of Barnim I and Margaret of Brunswick Lüneburg13 December 1278 – 24 February 1309Duchy of Wolgast(in Pomerania until 1295) Matilda of Brandenburg Stendalbetween 1275 and 1278no childrenMargaret of Rügen13 August 1284six children24 February 1309aged 53 54 Ruled jointly. Bogislaw was the eldest son of Barnim I, and ruled with his stepmother, who was regent of her own sons. From 1294 Bogislaw ruled directly with his half brothers Barnim and Otto, who reached majority in that year. Following the death of Barnim without descendants in 1295, Bogislaw and Otto divided Pomerania between them: Bogislaw retained Wolgast and Otto received Stettin. Regency of Matilda of Brandenburg, co ruling with Bogislaw IV (1278 1294)Barnim II c.1277First son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 28 May 1295Duchy of PomeraniaUnmarried28 May 1295aged 17 18Otto I 1279Second son of Barnim I and Matilda of Brandenburg13 December 1278 – 31 December 1344Duchy of Stettin(in Pomerania until 1295)Elisabeth of HolsteinApril 1296two children 31 December 1344aged 64 65Warcislaus IV c.1270Son of Boguslaus IV and Matilda of Brandenburg Stendal24 February 1309 – 1 August 1326Duchy of Wolgast Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin11 April 1316 or 1317three children1 August 1326aged 55 56 In 1325 annexed the Principality of Rügen. Matilda c.1300Daughter of Otto I and Elisabeth of Holstein1317 – 12 July 1331Duchy of Stettin(at Stavenhagen)John III, Lord of Werle20 January 1317three children 12 July 1331aged 30 31Daughter of Otto I, received from her father the town of Stavenhagen, which passed, through her marriage, to Werle. Stavenhagen annexed to Werle Regency of Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin (1326 1330)Sons of Bogislaw IV, ruled jointly. In 1368, Boguslaus, the last surviving brother, divided the land with his brother Barnim's heirs: They kept Wolgast, and Boguslaus created Stolp for himself. Boguslaus V the Great c.1318SlupskFirst son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 23 April 1374Duchy of Stolp(at Wolgast until 1368) Elisabeth of Poland24 or 25 February 1343three childrenAdelaide of Brunswick Grubenhagen1362 or 1363four children23 April 1374Belbuckaged 55 56Barnim IV the Good 1325Second son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 22 August 1365Duchy of Wolgast(at Rügen and Wolgast itself) Sophia of Mecklenburg Werle1343three children22 August 1365aged 39 40Warcislaus V the Father of the People c.1 November 1326Third son of Warcislaus IV and Elisabeth of Lindow Ruppin1 August 1326 – 1390Duchy of Wolgast(at Szczecinek)Anna of Mecklenburg Stargardbefore 1390no children1390aged 63 64Szczecinek rejoined WolgastBarnim III the Great – 3 May 1459 Duchy of Stolp Philippa of England26 October 1406Lundone child 3 May 1459Darłowoaged 77 78 Regency of Frederick II, Elector of Brandenburg (1451 1458)After his death without descendants, Stettin was annexed to Wolgast. Otto III 29 May 1444Son of Joachim and Elisabeth of Brandenburg4 October 1451 – 7 September 1464Duchy of StettinUnmarried7 September 1464aged 20Stettin annexed to WolgastSophie 1435Daughter of Boguslaus IX and Maria of Masovia3 May 1459 George I23 January 1530Berlinone childJohn V, Prince of Anhalt Zerbst15 February 1534Dessausix childrenNovember 1577aged 65 66 Heirs of George I. Margaret received her jointure in some towns in Pomerania, wich were returned to the main duchy after her second marriage; Philip divided the main duchy with his uncle, Barnim IX. Philip I the Pious 14 July 1515SzczecinSon of George I and Amalie of the Palatinate10 May 1531 – 14 February 1560 Duchy of WolgastMaria of Saxony27 February 1536Torgauten children14 February 1560Wolgastaged 44 Barth, Damgarten, Tribsees, Grimsby and Klempenow joined WolgastErnest Louis the Fair 20 November 1545Second son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 14 February 1560 – 17 June 1592 Duchy of Wolgast Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel20 October 1577Wolgastthree children17 June 1592 Sons of Philip I, ruled jointly. Divided the land in 1569: Ernest Louis kept Wolgast, John Frederick received Stettin, Bogislaw received Barth and Neuenkamp (later Franzburg), and Barnim received Darłowo. In 1592 Bogislaw became tutor of his nephew Philip Julius. In 1600 after the death of John Frederick without children, the land was inherited by Barnim, who reunited it with Darłowo. At the latter's death in 1603 also with no descendants, Boguslaus received Stettin and united it with Barth. but he gave Rügenwalde to one of his sons, and gave Barth and Neuenkamp to Philip Julius. John Frederick the Strong 27 August 1542WolgastFirst son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 9 February 1600Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69) Erdmuthe of Brandenburg17 February 1577Szczecinno children9 February 1600Wolgastaged 57Barnim X the Younger 15 February 1549WolgastFourth son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 1 September 1603 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Darłowo until 1600) Anna Maria of Brandenburg8 January 1581Berlinno children1 September 1603Szczecinaged 54Boguslaus XIII [XI] 9 August 1544WolgastThird son of Philip I and Maria of Saxony 1569 – 7 March 1606 Duchy of Stettin(in co rulership in Wolgast 1560 69; in Barth until 1603) Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg8 September 1572eleven childrenAnna of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg31 May 1601no children7 March 1606Szczecinaged 61 Regency of Boguslaus XIII [XI], Duke of Pomerania (1592 1598)Reunited Barth with Wolgast in 1603. Left no descendants. His part joined Stettin. Philip Julius 27 December 1584Son of Ernest Louis and Sophie Hedwig of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel17 June 1592 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of WolgastAgnes of Brandenburg25 June 1604Berlinno children6 February 1625aged 40Wolgast annexed to StettinGeorge II 30 January 1582Fourth son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 March 1617 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo only)Unmarried27 March 1617aged 35Children of Bogislaw XIII (XI), divided their inheritance. As happened in the previous generation, each brother received a part of Stettin, and the parts were progressively reunited with each childless brother's death. In 1625 Boguslaus reunited all Pomerania, but as neither he nor his brothers had descendants, Pomerania was annexed by the Kingdom of Sweden by lack of heirs. Philip II the Pious 29 July 1573FranzburgFirst son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 3 February 1618 Duchy of Stettin Sophia of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg10 March 1607Treptow an der Regano children3 February 1618Szczecinaged 44Francis 24 March 1577BarthSecond son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 27 November 1620 Duchy of Stettin(at Barth until 1618)Sophie of Saxony26 August 1610Dresdenno children27 November 1620Szczecinaged 43Boguslaus XIV [XII] the Sociable 31 March 1580BarthThird son of Boguslaus XIII [XI] and Clara of Brunswick Lüneburg7 March 1606 – 6 February 1625 Duchy of Stettin(at Darłowo until 1620)Elisabeth of Schleswig Holstein Sonderburg1615no children10 March 1637Szczecinaged 566 February 1625 – 10 March 1637Duchy of Pomerania
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The Principality was initially a Danish feud, under local rulers, which formed a dynasty.
Визлау үйі
БилеушіТұмыл Билеуші бөліміКонсортӨлім жазбалары Ратислав шамамен 1105 ж.шамамен 1130 ж.1141 ж.Рюген княздігіБелгісізүш бала1141 ж.35-36 жастаРюгеннің алғашқы белгілі билеушісі. Тетслав шамамен 1130 ж.Ратиславтың бірінші ұлы1141 ж.шамамен 1175 ж.Рюген княздігіБелгісізкем дегенде бір бала1175 ж.44-45 жастаРацлавтың балалары, бірлесіп билік жүргізді. Яромар I шамамен 1140 ж.Ратиславтың екінші ұлы1141 ж.1218 ж.Данияның Хильдегардасы(1157 ж.?)бес бала1218 ж.77-78 жастаБарнута шамамен 1180 ж.Яромар I мен Хильдегарданың тұңғыш ұлы1218 ж.1221 ж.Рюген княздігіСлавоникакем дегенде бір балашамамен 1235 ж.54-55 жаста1221 ж.ағасына билікті тапсырды. Вислав I шамамен 1180 ж.Яромар I мен Хильдегарданың екінші ұлы1221 ж.7 маусым 1250 ж.Рюген княздігіШвецияның Маргарет Сверкерсқызы(1200 ж. дейін, 5 наурыз 1232 ж.)шамамен 1215 ж.алты бала7 маусым 1250 ж.69-70 жаста Яромар II шамамен 1218 ж.Вислав I мен Швецияның Маргарет Сверкерсқызының ұлы7 маусым 1250 ж.20 тамыз 1260 ж.Рюген княздігіПомерелияның Евфемиясы(шамамен 1225-1270 ж.)шамамен 1240 ж.үш бала20 тамыз 1260 ж.41-42 жаста Вислав II 1240 ж.Яромар II мен Евфемия Померелияның бірінші ұлы20 тамыз 1260 ж.29 желтоқсан 1302 ж.Рюген княздігіАгнесс Брунсвик-Люнебургшамамен 1265 ж.сегіз бала29 желтоқсан 1302 ж.61-62 жаста Яромар II-нің балалары, бірлесіп билік етті. Яромар III 1249 ж.Яромар II мен Евфемия Померелияның екінші ұлы20 тамыз 1260 ж.1282 ж.Тұрмысқа шыққан жоқ1282 ж.42-43 жаста Вислав III 1265 ж.Вислав II мен Агнес Брунсвик-Люнебургтың бірінші ұлы29 желтоқсан 1302 ж.8 қараша 1325 ж.Рюген княздігіМаргаретшамамен 1305 ж.бала жоқАгнес Линдо-Руппин1310 ж.үш бала8 қараша 1325 ж.36-37 жаста Вислав II-нің балалары, бірлесіп билік жүргізді. Баласыз қайтыс болғаннан кейін князьдік Померания-Вольгастқа қосылды. Самбор 1267 ж.Вислав II мен Агнес Брунсвик-Люнебургтың екінші ұлы29 желтоқсан 1302 ж.4 маусым 1304 ж.Тұрмысқа шыққан жоқ4 маусым 1304 ж.36-37 жаста
RulerBornReignRuling partConsortDeathNotes Ratislaus c.1105?c.1130 1141Principality of Rügen Unknownthree children1141aged 35 36First known ruler of Rügen. Tetzlav c.1130First son of Ratislaus1141 c.1175Principality of Rügen Unknownat least one childc.1175aged 44 45?Children of Raclaw, ruled jointly. Jaromar I c.1140Second son of Ratislaus1141 1218 Hildegard of Denmark(1157 ? )c.1180five children1218aged 77 78? Barnuta c.1180First son of Jaromar I and Hildegard of Denmark1218 1221Principality of Rügen Slavonicaat least one childc.1235aged 54 55 Abdicated to his brother in 1221. Vislav I c.1180Second son of Jaromar I and Hildegard of Denmark1221 – 7 June 1250Principality of Rügen Margaret Sverkersdotter of Sweden(before 1200 5 March 1232)c.1215six children7 June 1250aged 69 70 Jaromar II c.1218Son of Vislav I and Margaret Sverkersdotter of Sweden7 June 1250 – 20 August 1260Principality of Rügen Euphemia of Pomerelia(c.1225–1270)c.1240three children20 August 1260aged 41 42 Vislav II 1240First son of Jaromar II and Euphemia of Pomerelia20 August 1260 – 29 December 1302Principality of Rügen Agnes of Brunswick Lüneburgc.1265eight children29 December 1302aged 61 62 Children of Jaromar II, ruled jointly. Jaromar III 1249Second son of Jaromar II and Euphemia of Pomerelia20 August 1260 – 1282Unmarried1282aged 42 43 Vislav III 1265First son of Vislav II and Agnes of Brunswick Lüneburg29 December 1302 – 8 November 1325Principality of Rügen Margaretc.1305no childrenAgnes of Lindow Ruppin1310three children8 November 1325aged 36 37 Children of Vislav II, ruled jointly. After their childless deaths, the principality was annexed to Pomerania Wolgast. Sambor 1267Second son of Vislav II and Agnes of Brunswick Lüneburg29 December 1302 – 4 June 1304Unmarried4 June 1304aged 36 37
Померелия герцогтігі
1155 жылы I Святополкке тиесілі жерлерді Собислав I Шығыс Померания герцогтығы ретінде ұйымдастырды, ол Померелия деп те белгілі, бөлшектенген Польшаның провинциялық герцогтығы. Собислав Собислав әулетін құрды. Померелия герцогтары латын тілінде dux Pomeraniae («Померания герцогы») немесе dux Pomeranorum («Помераниялықтар герцогы») деген атауларды қолданды.
In 1155, the lands which belonged to Świętopełk I were organized by Sobieslaw I into the Duchy of Eastern Pomerania, also known as the Pomerelia, a provincial duchy of fragmented Poland. Sobiesław founded the House of Sobiesław. The dukes of Pomerelia were using the Latin title dux Pomeraniae ("Duke of Pomerania") or dux Pomeranorum ("Duke of the Pomeranians").
Династиялық емес
БилеушіТұңғыш билік өлімБилеуші бөлімКонсортТүсіндірмелері Святопелк I 1106 жылға дейін1106–11131113Померания Гданьск (кеңесізде Померелия) Белгісіз Ол Померелияның герцогы болған жоқ, бірақ 40 жылдан кейін Померелия атанған жерлерді биледі.
RulerBornReignDeathRuling partConsortNotes Świętopełk I before 11061106–11131113Pomerania Gdańsk (future Pomerelia)Unknown He wasn't duke of Pomerelia, but ruled in the lands that became Pomerelia 40 years later.
Самбор әулеті (11551296)
БилеушіТұңғыш билік ӨлімҮкімдік бөлігіКонсортЕскермелер Собислав I шамамен 11301155 11781178ПомерелияБелгісіз1150 жылға дейін екі бала Самбор I шамамен 11501178 12057 ақпан немесе 30 желтоқсан 1205ПомерелияБелгісіз1205 жылға дейін екі бала Мештуин I Бейбіт шамамен 11601205 12201/2 шілде 1220ПомерелияПольшаның Свиниславасышамамен 1190 сегіз бала Самбордың інісі. Ұлы Святополк II шамамен 11901220 126611 қаңтар 1266ПомерелияГданьскСаломея Галичтен1220 жылға дейін бір бала Ұлы Польшаның Евфросинасышамамен 1220 екі бала Швериннің Герменгардышамамен 1230 екі бала Мештуин I-нің ұлы. Гданьск билеушісі, 1227 жылдан бастап Дүк (Герцог) атағын қолданды. Вартаслав I шамамен 11951220–123311 қаңтар 1233 ПомерелияБялогард Любишево Свице үйленбеген Мештуин I-нің ұлы. Свице билеушісі, 1227 жылдан бастап Дүк (Герцог) атағын қолданды. Ол қайтыс болғаннан кейін оның иеліктері кіші ағаларына бөлінді. Рацибор I шамамен 12121233–12626 маусым 1272ПомерелияБялогард үйленбеген Мештуин I-нің ұлы. 1262 жылы Тевтон орденіне қосылды, ал Бялогард Гданьскке қосылды. Самбор II шамамен 12121233–127030 желтоқсан 1277ПомерелияЛюбишевоМекленбургтың Матильдасыалты бала Мештуин I-нің ұлы. Ол бастапқыда Любишево ауылында орналасқан бекіністе тұрды. Неміс Остзидлунгы барысында жақын жерде Тчев қаласы құрылғаннан кейін герцогтар өздерінің резиденциясын қалаға ауыстырды. Мештуин II 12201233–127029 желтоқсан 1294 ПомерелияСвицеЮдит Веттин1275 жылға дейін екі бала Ополелік Евфросина1275 (ажырасып 1288) баласыз Сулислава1288 жылдан кейін баласыз Святополк I-нің ұлы. 1270 жылы ол герцогтікті қайта біріктірді. Вартаслав II 12371266–12709 мамыр 1271ПомерелияГданьскүйленбеген Святополк II-нің ұлы. Ұрпақсыз өлгеннен кейін Гданьск қайтадан біріккен Померелия герцогтігіне қосылды. Мештуин II 12201270–129429 желтоқсан 1294 ПомерелияВеттиннің Юдит1275 жылға дейін екі бала Ополелік Евфросина1275 (ажырасып 1288) баласыз Сулислава1288 жылдан кейін баласыз Герцогтікті 1270 жылы біріктіреді. 1282 жылы ол билікті Польшаға қайтарады, ал 1294 жылы Померелия Польшаға тікелей қосылды.
RulerBornReignDeathRuling partConsortNotes Sobieslaw I c.11301155 11781178PomereliaUnknownbefore 1150two children Sambor I c.11501178 12057 February or 30 December 1205PomereliaUnknownbefore 1205two children Mestwin I the Peaceful c.11601205 12201/2 July 1220PomereliaSwinisława of Polandc.1190eight children Brother of Sambor. Świętopełk II the Great c.11901220 126611 January 1266Pomerelia Gdańsk Salomea of Halychbefore 1220one childEuphrosyne of Greater Polandc.1220two childrenHermengard of Schwerinc.1230two children Son of Mestwin I. Ruler in Gdańsk, used the title Dux (Duke) from 1227. Wartislaw I c.11951220–123311 January 1233 Pomerelia Białogarda Lubiszewo Świecie unmarried Son of Mestwin I. Ruler in Świecie, used the title Dux (Duke) from 1227. After his death his domains were divided between the younger brothers. Racibor I c.12121233–12626 June 1272Pomerelia Białogarda unmarried Son of Mestwin I. Joined the Teutonic Order in 1262, and Białogarda was annexed by Gdańsk. Sambor II c.12121233–127030 December 1277Pomerelia Lubiszewo Matilda of Mecklenburgsix children Son of Mestwin I. He initially resided at a burgh located in the later village of Lubiszewo. After the town of Tczew was founded nearby in the course of the German Ostsiedlung, the dukes shifted their residence to the town. Mestwin II 12201233–127029 December 1294 Pomerelia Świecie Judith of Wettinbefore 1275two childrenEuphrosyne of Opole1275 (div.1288)no childrenSulisławaafter 1288no childrenSon of Swiatopelk I. In 1270, he reunited the duchy. Wartislaw II 12371266–12709 May 1271Pomerelia Gdańskunmarried Son of Swietopelk II. After his death without descendants, Gdańsk was absorbed by the reunited Duchy of Pomerelia. Mestwin II 12201270–129429 December 1294 Pomerelia Judith of Wettinbefore 1275two childrenEuphrosyne of Opole1275 (div.1288)no childrenSulisławaafter 1288no childrenReunites the duchy in 1270. In 1282, he transfers suzerainty back to Poland, and in 1294 Pomerelia was reincorporated directly into Poland.