Wenceslaus II

Wenceslaus II was a medieval king of Bohemia (modern Czech Republic), Poland, and Hungary during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. Known for expanding his territories and strengthening royal authority, he promoted trade and economic growth, especially through silver mining. His reign was marked by efforts to unify his diverse realms and foster stability, but he also faced internal conflicts and challenges from powerful nobles. Wenceslaus II played a significant role in Central European politics, and his lineage influenced the region's history for years to come.