Jaxa of Köpenick
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Jaxa of Köpenick, also known as Jaksa of Kopanica or Jaksa of Miechów was a Polish noble, the prince of the Sprevane and Stodoranen, and the ruler of Copnic. He was an opponent of Albert the Bear during the formation of Brandenburg in 1157.
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A bracteate of Jacza de Copnic. The cross held by the figure suggests a Christian ruler.![The foundation tympanum from the Church of St. Michael in the monastery at Ołbin in Wrocław. On the tympanum, alongside the figures of Jaxa, Bolesław the Curly, and his son Leszek, Jaxa's wife is also depicted, whose name is engraved in Cyrillic. The inscription reads: Ad hanc novellam dux fert sua dona capellam / Que fert Jacxo, Deus suscipe templa (“To this new chapel the Duke brings his gifts / Accept, O God, the temple which Jaxa brings”).[9]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/51/O%C5%82bin-tympanon_fundacyjny-awers.JPG/1280px-O%C5%82bin-tympanon_fundacyjny-awers.JPG)
The foundation tympanum from the Church of St. Michael in the monastery at Ołbin in Wrocław. On the tympanum, alongside the figures of Jaxa, Bolesław the Curly, and his son Leszek, Jaxa's wife is also depicted, whose name is engraved in Cyrillic. The inscription reads: Ad hanc novellam dux fert sua dona capellam / Que fert Jacxo, Deus suscipe templa (“To this new chapel the Duke brings his gifts / Accept, O God, the temple which Jaxa brings”).[9]Politicians from Germany 6
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GermanyCategory
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Politician
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1200 to 1176 · aged -24
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