Mazovian Uprising

The Mazovian Uprising was a rebellion in 1263-1264 in the Mazovian region of Poland, led by noble627s and townspeople against the ruling Piast dynasty. It aimed to gain greater independence and reduce external influence from neighboring powers like the Přemyslids and the Teutonic Knights. The uprising was part of broader regional conflicts over territorial control and political autonomy. Though eventually suppressed, it highlighted regional tensions and contributed to the gradual decentralization and development of local governance in medieval Poland.