Talk:Family tree of Bohemian monarchs

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Descent of George of Podiebrady

George of Podiebrady is descended from a Bohemian king (and hence is descended from the Premyslids) in the following order:

1. Vratislav II of Bohemia 2. Judith of Bohemia 3. Boleslaw III of Poland 4. Mieszko III of Greater Poland 5. Odon of Poznan 6. Wladyslaw Odonic 7. Euphemia of Greater Poland 8. Casimir of Bytom 9. Wladyslaw of Bytom 10. Boleslaw of Bytom 11. Boleslava of Beuthen and Kosel 12. John of Wartenberg, Burgrave of Kladsko 13. Anna of Wartenberg 14. George of Poděbrady

Could somebody skilled with family trees put this in? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Math Luk (talk • contribs) 13:15, 27 February 2020 (UTC)[reply]