Tomasz I (d. 1268) was a
Bishop of Wrocław,
Poland in the thirteenth century.[1] He was in office from 1232 until he died on 30 May 1268.[2] He is considered one of the most significant
bishops of Wrocław
diocese and is known for his role in the Germanification of
Silesia, building programs, and promoting
church interests in secular politics.
Tomasz I (d. 1268) was a
Bishop of Wrocław,
Poland in the thirteenth century.[1] He was in office from 1232 until he died on 30 May 1268.[2] He is considered one of the most significant
bishops of Wrocław
diocese and is known for his role in the Germanification of
Silesia, building programs, and promoting
church interests in secular politics.