The Czech king, Bolesław II the Pious, as a continuator of the policies of his father, Bolesław I the Cruel, sought to strengthen Prague's position throughout his reign. At the same time, Mieszko I successfully built the supra-regional importance of Gniezno and attempted to establish a dynastic succession to the throne on Lech Hill. However, both used Kraków to achieve their goals.
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The Czech king, Bolesław II the Pious, as a continuator of the policies of his father, Bolesław I the Cruel, sought to strengthen Prague's position throughout his reign. At the same time, Mieszko I successfully built the supra-regional importance of Gniezno and attempted to establish a dynastic succession to the throne on Lech Hill. However, both used Kraków to achieve their goals.