Editing Prince-bishop (section)

=== Kingdom of Poland and Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth ===
Three bishoprics were initially parts of the Kingdom of Poland and its offshoots before being subsequently incorporated into the Holy Roman Empire, namely the bishoprics of [[Bishopric of Cammin|Wolin/Kamień (Wollin/Cammin)]] (1140-1181), [[Bishopric of Lebus|Lubusz (Lebus)]] (1125-1372) and [[Bishopric of Breslau|Wrocław (Breslau)]] (1201-1335/1348), with the latter two of them continuing, however, as suffragan to the Polish [[Archdiocese of Gniezno|archbishopric of Gniezno]] for many years later (until 1424 in the case of Lebus and until 1821 in the case of Breslau). On the other hand, the Prince Bishopric of Warmia was obtained by [[Poland]] following the [[Second Peace of Thorn]].

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! style="width: 10%;" class="unsortable" | Arms
! style="width: 10%;" | Name
! style="width: 10%;" | Rank
! style="width: 20%;" class="unsortable" | Local name(s)]
! style="width: 10%;" | Years under Polish crown or offshoots
! style="width: 10%;" | Modern<br />nation
! style="width: 30%;" class="unsortable" | Notes
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! [[File:Wappen Bistum Kammin.png|40px|alt=]]
| [[Bishopric of Cammin|Wolin/Kamień]]
| Bishopric
| {{langx|pl|Biskupie Księstwo Kamieńskie}}<br />{{langx|de|Hochstift Cammin}} <!-- Kashubian? -->
| 1140-1181
| {{POL}}<br />(temporal and diocesan territory)<br />{{DEU}}<br />(diocesan territory only)
| Established 1140 in the Polish Duchy of Pomerania. Since 1181 part of HRE. {{lang|de|Reichsfreiheit}} obtained 1248 from and lost 1544 again to [[Duchy of Pomerania]]. Secularized in 1650, to Brandenburg [[Province of Pomerania (1653–1815)|Province of Pomerania]]
|-
! [[File:Aaron (Gloger).jpg|25px|alt=]]<br>[[File:Księstwo siewierskie COA.svg|25px|alt=]]
| [[Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Kraków|Kraków]] ([[Duchy of Siewierz]])
| Bishopric
| {{langx|pl|Księstwo Siewierskie}}
| 1443-1791
| {{POL}}
| [[Wenceslaus I, Duke of Cieszyn]], sold a [[Duchy of Siewierz]] to the [[Bishop of Kraków]] [[Zbigniew Cardinal Oleśnicki]] for 6,000 silver [[Groschen]] in 1443. This tiny duchy had its own laws, treasury and army. In 1790, the [[Great Sejm]] took over the Duchy of Siewierz to the State Treasury and incorporated it directly into the [[Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth]].
|-
! [[File:Wappen Bistum Lebus.png|40px|alt=]]
| [[Bishopric of Lebus|Lebus]]
| Bishopric
| {{langx|pl|Diecezja lubuska}}<br />{{langx|de|Bistum Lebus}}
| 1124-1248/1372
| {{DEU}}<br />{{POL}}
| Established 1124 in Poland, 1248-1372 disputed and 1372 ultimately lost to HRE. 1372-1454 [[lands of the Bohemian Crown|fief of the Bohemian crown]], seated in {{lang|de|[[Fürstenwalde]]}} since 1385; {{lang|de|Reichsfreiheit}} ostensibly since 1248, but challenged by [[Margraviate of Brandenburg|Brandenburg]]. Continued by [[House of Hohenzollern|Hohenzollern]] Lutheran administrators after Protestant Reformation in 1555 until secularization in 1598.
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! [[File:Wappen Bistum Ermland.png|40px|alt=]]
| [[Prince-Bishopric of Warmia|Warmia]]
| Bishopric
| {{langx|pl|Biskupie Księstwo Warmińskie}}<br />{{langx|de|Fürstbistum Ermland}}
| 1466-1772
| {{POL}}<br />(temporal and diocesan territory)<br />{{LIT}}<br />{{RUS}}<br />(diocesan territory only)
| Established as a part of the State of the Teutonic Order (see above) by Papal legate [[William of Modena]] in 1243, with princely title documented in the [[Golden Bull of 1356]]. Incorporated into the [[Poland during the Jagiellon dynasty|Jagiellon kingdom of Poland]] in 1466 and re-established as an autonomous prince-bishopric under the [[Crown of the Kingdom of Poland|Polish crown]] in 1479. It was ultimately abolished in the course of the [[Kingdom of Prussia|Prussian]] annexation in 1772 during the [[First Partition of Poland]].
|-
! [[File:EBBreslauCOA.svg|40px|alt=]]<br>[[File:POL księstwo nyskie COA.svg|25px|alt=]]
| [[Bishopric of Wrocław|Wrocław]] ([[Duchy of Nysa]])
| Bishopric
| {{langx|pl|Księstwo Nyskie}}<br /> {{langx|de|Fürstentum/Herzogtum Neisse}}<br> {{langx|cs|Niské knížectví}}
| 1201-1335/1348
| {{POL}}<br />{{CZE}}<br />(temporal and diocesan territory)<br />{{DEU}}<br />(diocesan territory only)
| Ceded 1335/1348 to Lands of the Bohemian Crown (part of HRE). After dissolution of the HRE, secularized in 1810 (Prussian part) and in 1850 (Austrian part), but the princely title continued until 1951, elevated to archbishopric 1930
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