Hedvig Jadwiga
Hedvig Jadwiga, also known as Jadwiga of Poland, was a queen regnant of Poland in the late 14th century, celebrated for her significant role in the history of Poland and her influence on the country's political landscape. She was crowned in 1384 and is often remembered for her marriage to Władysław II Jagiełło, which initiated the Polish-Lithuanian union. Her reign is noted for its contributions to the cultural and economic development of Poland, as well as her deep religious devotion, leading to her canonization as a saint in the Catholic Church.
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Hedvig Jadwiga is mentioned as part of the historical ties between Hungary and Poland.
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