Jan Przerębski

His Excellency

Jan Przerębski
His Excellency; Jan Przerębski
Archbishop of Gniezno; Primate of Poland
Church	Roman Catholic
Archdiocese	Gniezno
Installed	1559
Term ended	1562
Orders
Ordination	unknown
Consecration	1557
Personal details
Born	1510
Died	12 January 1562; Łowicz
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Jan Przerębski (born around 1519; died on 12 January 1562 in Łowicz) - from 1551 Crown Deputy Chancellors, Grand Secretary of the Crown from 1550, royal secretary, nominate as a Bishop of Chełmn^[1] (which he never took over), from 1559 the archbishop of Gniezno and the primate of Poland, provost of the collegiate chapter in Wieluń in 1557.^[2]

References

^ Sławomir Zabraniak, Z dziejów kapituły kolegiackiej w Wieluniu (XV w. – 1766 r.): prałaci, w: Rocznik Wieluński 12, 2012 page. 21.
^ Sławomir Zabraniak, Z dziejów kapituły kolegiackiej w Wieluniu (XV w. – 1766 r.): prałaci, w: Rocznik Wieluński 12, 2012 page. 22.

External links

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List of Primates of Poland

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[1] Sławomir Zabraniak, Z dziejów kapituły kolegiackiej w Wieluniu (XV w. – 1766 r.): prałaci, w: Rocznik Wieluński 12, 2012 page. 21.

[2] Sławomir Zabraniak, Z dziejów kapituły kolegiackiej w Wieluniu (XV w. – 1766 r.): prałaci, w: Rocznik Wieluński 12, 2012 page. 22.

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His Excellency Jan Przerębski
Archbishop of Gniezno Primate of Poland

Church	Roman Catholic
Archdiocese	Gniezno
Installed	1559
Term ended	1562
Orders
Ordination	unknown
Consecration	1557
Personal details
Born	1510
Died	12 January 1562 Łowicz
Coat of arms