Głogów

Głogów was a Silesian duchy centred on the Lower Silesian town of Głogów. After Duke Przemko II died without heirs in 1331, King John of Bohemia seized the duchy and enfeoffed Henry I of Jawor in 1337.

Charles IV joined half to the Bohemian Crown and in 1349 gave the rest to the dukes of Żagań. Matthias Corvinus conquered Głogów in 1488, and in 1506 it became a direct Bohemian possession. It passed to the Habsburgs in 1526, to Prussia in 1742, and was dissolved in 1815.