Wenceslaus III of Bohemia

Wenceslaus III (1289–1306) was the last ruler of Bohemia's Přemyslid dynasty, the son of Wenceslaus II and Judith of Habsburg. He was crowned king of Hungary in 1301, but his rule there was nominal and his father brought him home in 1304.

Succeeding to Bohemia and Poland in 1305, he ceded his Hungarian claim to Otto III of Bavaria. After Władysław Łokietek took Kraków in 1306, Wenceslaus prepared a Polish campaign, but was stabbed to death at Olomouc the same year, his assassin never identified.