Family of Jogaila

This page describes relatives of Jogaila, who was Grand Duke of Lithuania, and, known under the name Wladyslaw II Jagiello, king of Poland. Family relations up to two generations before him, and three generations after him are mentioned.

1 Family tree (grandparents to children)
2 Genealogical tree (rulers of the Jagiellon dynasty)

Family tree (grandparents to children)

Gediminas
b. ca. 1275
d. 1341

Jewna
b. ca. 1280
d. 1344

Alexander I of Tver
b. 1301
d. 22 X 1339

Anastasia of Halych

Algirdas
b. ca. 1296
d. maj 1377

Ulianna of Tver
b. ca. 1330
d. 1392

1 Jadwiga I of Poland b. 1374 d. 17 VII 1399 OO 18 II 1386		2 Anna of Cili b. 1380/81 d. 21 I 1416 OO 29 I 1402		Władysław II Jagiełło b. ca. 1362 d. 1 VI 1434		3 Elżbieta Pilecka b. 1372 d. 12 V 1420 OO 2 V 1417		4 Sophia of Halsany b. ca. 1405 d. 21 IX 1461 OO 7 II 1422

	1		2		4		4		4
Elżbieta Bonifacja b. 22 VI 1399 d. 13 VII 1399		Jadwiga b. 8 IV 1408 d. 8 XII 1431		Władysław III b. 31 X 1424 d. 10 XI 1444		Kazimierz b. 16 V 1426 d. 2 III 1427		Kazimierz IV b. 30 XI 1427 d. 7 VI 1492

Brothers

Theodor (14th century–1394/1400), Prince of Rylsk 1370–1399, Ratna 1387–1394, Briansk 1393
Andrei of Polotsk (14th century–12 August 1399), Prince of Pskov 1342–1349, Polock 1349–1387, governor of Novgorod 1394–1396
Demetrius I the Elder (Dmitry; 1327–12 May 1399 Battle of the Worsklą River), Prince of Trubetsk 1357–1399, Bryansk 1357–1379, Starodub 1370–1399, Druck 13??–13??
Constantine (died before 30 October 1390), Prince of Czartorysk
Vladimir Olgerdovich (14th century–after October 1398), Prince of Vitebsk till 1367, Kiev 1367–1394, Kopyl and Sluck 1394–1398
Skirgaila (Iwan; ca 1354–11 January 1397 Kiev), Prince of Trakai 1382–1392, Polock 1387–1394, Kiev 1394–1397, regent of Lithuania 1387–1392
Kaributas (Korybut Demetrius, Dmitry; ca 1355–after 1404), Prince of Novgorod-Seversky 1386–1392/93
Lengvenis (ca 1356–after 19 June 1431), Prince of Mscislaw, regent of Great Novgorod
Karigaila (Korygiello Kazimierz (Casimir); ca 1364/67–1390), Prince of Mscislaw, regent
Vygantas (ca 1372–28 June 1392), Prince of Kernavė
Švitrigaila (Swidrygiello, Svitrigaylo, Boleslaw; ca 1370–10 February 1452 Luck), Prince of Vitebsk 1392–1393, 1430–1436, Podolia 1400–1402, Novgorod-Seversky 1404–1408, 1420–1438, Chernigov 1419–1430, Grand Duke of Lithuania 1430–1432, lord of Volhynia 1437–1452

Sisters

Agripina (1342 or earlier - 1393?)
Kenna (Joanna; ca 1351 - 27 April 1367), married to Kazko of Słupsk
Euphrosina (ca 1352 - 1405/06, married to Oleg Korotopol of Ryazan
Theodora (Fedora; 14th century), married to Sviatoslav of Karachev
Helen (ca 1357/60 - 15 September 1437), married to Vladimir of Serpukhov in 1372
Maria (born ca 1363), Princess of Lithuania, married to Vaidila, favorite of Algirdas and Władysław II Jagiełło in 1379, then to David of Horodec.
Aleksandra (ca 1368/70 - 19 June 1434), married to Siemowit IV of Masovia, Princess of Czersk, Rawa, Sochaczewsk, Płock, Gostynin, Płońsk, Wizna, Kujawsk and Belsk
Catherina (Katarzyna; ca 1369/74 - after 4 April 1422), married to Johan II, duke of Mecklenburg in 1388
Jadwiga (ca 1375 - after 1407), married to Duke Johan III of Oświęcim in 1394

Sons

King Wladislaus III of Poland (1424 - 1444)
Casimir (1426 - 1427)
King Casimir IV of Poland (1427 - 1492)

Daughters

Elzbieta-Bonifacja (1399 - 1399)
Jadwiga of Lithuania (1408 - 1431)

Genealogical tree (rulers of the Jagiellon dynasty)

Main article: Jagiellon dynasty

The Jagiellon dynasty started with Jogaila and had four generations of rulers, who ruled in several European countries: