Henry I of Jawor

Henry I of Jawor (c. 1294–1346) was a Silesian Piast duke, the third son of Bolko I the Strict and Beatrice of Brandenburg. After his father's death in 1301 he ruled jointly with his brothers until the 1312 partition gave him Jawor and Lwówek.

In 1319, when the Brandenburg Ascanians died out, he occupied eastern Lusatia and married Agnes, daughter of King Wenceslaus II of Bohemia. In 1337 he exchanged his Lusatian lands for the Duchy of Głogów and did homage to John of Bohemia. He died in 1346 and was buried at Krzeszów Abbey.