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Person · 1476 CE – 1503 CE

Anna Jagiellon

Also known as

Ana da Polônia
Ana Jagelão
Ana Jagelão
Ana Jogajlido
Anna af Polen
Anna av Polen

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sibling · sibling ofElizabeth Jagiellon1482 CE
child · mother ofGeorge I, Duke of Pomerania1493 CE
sibling · sibling ofHedwig Jagiellon, Duchess of Bavaria1457 CE
sibling · sibling ofJohn I Albert1459 CE
sibling · sibling ofSophia Jagiellon, Margravine of Brandenburg-Ansbach

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1464 CE

child · mother ofSophie of Pomerania1498 CE

Anna Jagiellon · Alexandria