Editing Doubravka of Bohemia (section)

==Children==
Doubravka and Mieszko I had at least one son, [[Bolesław the Brave]] (b. 967 – d. 17 June 1025). A daughter, called [[Świętosława]] or [[Sigrid the Haughty]], married first King [[Eric the Victorious]] of Sweden and later King [[Sweyn Forkbeard]] of Denmark, by whom she was the mother of [[Canute the Great]]. [[Gunhilda of Poland]], who married Swyen Forkbeard, is usually identified as this daughter. There is a hypothesis asserting the existence of another daughter of Mieszko I who was married to a Pomeranian Slavic prince. She could have been the daughter of either Doubravka or one of Mieszko's previous pagan wives. Also, a theory has been advanced (apparently recorded by [[Thietmar of Prague]] and supported by [[Oswald Balzer]] in 1895) that [[Vladivoj, Duke of Bohemia|Vladivoj]] (c. 981 – January 1003), who ruled as duke of Bohemia from 1002 until 1003, was another son of Doubravka and Mieszko I.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://medium.seznam.cz/clanek/historicka-drbna-nevsedni-pruvodce-rodem-premyslovcu-doubravka-premyslovna-a-strachkvas-17562|title=Nevšední průvodce rodem Přemyslovců: Doubravka Přemyslovna Strachkvas|website=Médium.cz|author=HISTORICKÁ DRBNAA|date=2023}}</ref> Czech historiography has supported the notion of mixed Piast-Přemyslid parentage for Vladivoj.<ref>{{cite book |last1= Krzemieńska|first1= Barbara|title= Břetislav I.: Čechy a střední Evropa v prvé polovině XI. století|trans-title= Bretislaus I: Bohemia and Central Europe in 1st Half of the 11th Century|edition= 2nd.|year= 1999|publisher= Garamond|location= Praha|language= cs|isbn= 80-901760-7-0|pages= 28–29}}</ref>