Talk:Wladyslaw Jagiello of Poland/Archive A
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Ladislas is in Hungarian
- That may be, but it is also the spelling I've seen most often in English... :-( JHK
Either way is fine with me . I have seen it mostly as Wladislaw , but that is all recently.
- Could be -- I'm just trying to verify... I think that the W's make it more phonetic in Polish -- and substituting for English V's would look funny JHK
To JHK Could call him Ladislaus , I have seen that name used. see http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Atrium/9615/jadwiga.html on Hedwig and Ladislaus etc user:H.J.
After Jagiellons died out, all kings were elected.. that;'s true, but Jagiellons were also elected, although election was in their case formality. szopen
