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Dąbrówka by Jan Matejko

Dubrawka of Bohemia (Polish, Dobrawa or Dąbrówka, Czech Doubravka), born about 925/931 died 977. She was the daughter of duke Boleslav I of Bohemia and Adiva of England. Adiva was a daughter of King Edward the Elder of England.


Dubrawka was first married to Günther von Merseburg. They had a son named Ekkehard I. Margrave Ekkehard I v. Meissen, duke of Thuringia, married Suanehild Billung and their son, margrave Hermann v. Meissen, married Regelinda or Reginlindis, a daughter of Boleslaus or Boleslaw I Chrobry.


After Günther von Merseburg's death his widow Dubrawka married in 965 Mieszko I.


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