Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Anna Jagiellon across 3 places, from 1523 to 1596.
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Anna Jagiellon (18 October 1523 – 9 September 1596) was Queen of Poland and Grand Duchess of Lithuania from 1575 to 1587.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Anna Jagiellon was documented, and when
18 October 1523exact date
Krakówattested“Anna Jagiellon was born on 18 October 1523 in Kraków, Kingdom of Poland.”source: Wikipedia: Anna Jagiellon
1586year
Sigismund's Chapelattested“Upon her husband's death in 1586, she refused his burial in Sigismund's Chapel; perhaps it was her retribution for the distant marriage, as traditions dictated that husband and wife should not be separated in death.”source: Wikipedia: Anna Jagiellon
9 September 1596exact date
Warsawattested“A happier Anna died in Warsaw on 9 September 1596 at the age of 72 as the last Jagiellon.”source: Wikipedia: Anna Jagiellon
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June 1533month
Krakówmentioned“From June 1533 to November 1536 and from April 1540 to June 1542, the younger sisters were left alone in Kraków while the rest of the family was in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.”source: Wikipedia: Anna Jagiellon
June 1533month
Grand Duchy of Lithuaniamentioned“From June 1533 to November 1536 and from April 1540 to June 1542, the younger sisters were left alone in Kraków while the rest of the family was in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.”source: Wikipedia: Anna Jagiellon
May 1552month
Płockmentioned“After a family meeting in May 1552 in Płock, Sigismund II Augustus considered marrying his sisters to King Gustav I of Sweden, Dukes John Frederick II and Johann Wilhelm of Saxony, and Duke John Albert I of Mecklenburg, but lacked resolv…”source: Wikipedia: Anna Jagiellon
1569year
Polandmentioned“In 1569, a project emerged to marry Anna to Barnim X, Duke of Pomerania, who demanded that she would bring eight border territories as her dowry, which was unacceptable to Poland.”source: Wikipedia: Anna Jagiellon
1569year
Barnimmentioned“In 1569, a project emerged to marry Anna to Barnim X, Duke of Pomerania, who demanded that she would bring eight border territories as her dowry, which was unacceptable to Poland.”source: Wikipedia: Anna Jagiellon
1574 to 1595period
Sigismund's Chapelmentioned“She built the city wall Stara Prochownia, known as the Bridge Gate, to protect the wooden bridge from fire; the tomb monument of her brother in the Sigismund's Chapel from to 1574 to 1575 and 1584 with the help of architect Santi Gucci;…”source: Wikipedia: Anna Jagiellon
1574 to 1595period
Basilica di San Nicola (Bari)mentioned“She built the city wall Stara Prochownia, known as the Bridge Gate, to protect the wooden bridge from fire; the tomb monument of her brother in the Sigismund's Chapel from to 1574 to 1575 and 1584 with the help of architect Santi Gucci;…”source: Wikipedia: Anna Jagiellon
June 1574month
Polandmentioned“In June 1574, he left Poland to assume his new duties as King of France, and by May 1575, the Parliament of the Commonwealth had removed him as their monarch.”source: Wikipedia: Anna Jagiellon
15 December 1575exact date
Warsawmentioned“On 15 December 1575, in Wola near Warsaw, Anna and Báthory were elected as co-rulers of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.”source: Wikipedia: Anna Jagiellon
15 December 1575exact date
Wolamentioned“On 15 December 1575, in Wola near Warsaw, Anna and Báthory were elected as co-rulers of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.”source: Wikipedia: Anna Jagiellon
28 February 1576exact date
Krakówmentioned“On 28 February 1576, Anna entered Kraków as the officially elected queen.”source: Wikipedia: Anna Jagiellon
October 1587month
Polandmentioned“He and his sister Anna arrived in Poland in October 1587.”source: Wikipedia: Anna Jagiellon
November 1592month
Swedenmentioned“After his father's death in November 1592, Sigismund Vasa spent about a year in Sweden.”source: Wikipedia: Anna Jagiellon
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