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The diocese of Krak๓w was erected in 1000 and elevated to an archdiocese on October 28, 1925. From 1443 to 1791 bishops of Krak๓w were simultaneously dukes of Siewierz, although it was only Cardinal Sapieha who officially abandoned the title "duke of Siewierz".
| 1000 1014(?) | Poppon |
| 1014(?) 1023/30(?) | Lambert I |
| 1023/30(?) ca.1032 | Gompo |
| ca.1032 1046(?) | Rachelin |
| 1046(?) 1059 | Aron |
| 1059 1061 | Walot (?) |
| 1061 1071 | Lambert Sula or Zula |
| 1072 1079 | Stanislaw Szczepanowski (Saint Stanislaus), martyr |
| 1082(?) 1100(?) | Lambert III |
| 1100(?) 1103(?) | Czeslaw |
| 1103(?) 1109(?) | Baldwin |
| 1110 1118 | Maur |
| 1118 1141(?) | Radostl |
| 1141(?) 1143(?) | Robert |
| 1143(?) 1165(?) | Mateusz |
| 1166(?) 1185(?) | Gedko |
| 1185(?) 1207 | Fulko |
| 1208 1218 | blessed Wincenty Kadlubek , historian, author of the Polish Chronicle |
| 1218 1229 | Iwo Odrowaz , ducal chancelor, established numerous monasteries in Southern Poland |
| 1229 1242 | Wislaw Zambra |
| 1242 1266 | Jan Prandota |
| 1266 1292 | Pawel of Przemankowo |
| 1292 1294 | Prokop |
| 1294 1320 | Jan Muskata |
| 1320 1326 | Nanker or Nankier Kolda , started the construction of the Gothic Wawel cathedral |
| 1326 1347 | Jan Grot |
| 1347 1348 | Piotr of Falk๓w |
| 1348 1366 | Bodzenta of Wrzesnia |
| 1367 1380 | Florian of Morsko |
| 1380 1382 | Zawisza of Kurozweki |
| 1382 1392 | Jan Radlica |
| 1392 1412 | Piotr Wysz , theologist |
| 1412 1423 | Wojciech Jastrzebiec |
| 1423 1455 | Zbigniew Olesnicki , an influential statesman; opposed the Hussites, bought the Duchy of Siewierz for the bishopric |
| 1455 1460 | Tomasz Strzepinski |
| 1461 1463 | Jakub of Sienno |
| 1463 1464 | Jan Gruszczynski |
| 1464 1471 | Jan Lutek |
| 1471 1488 | Jan Przerzawski |
| 1488 1503 | Fryderyk Jagiellonczyk |
| 1503 1524 | Jan Konarski |
| 1524 1535 | Piotr Tomicki |
| 1536 1537 | Jan Latalski |
| 1537 1538 | Jan Chojenski |
| 1538 1545 | Piotr Gamrat |
| 1546 1550 | Samuel Maciejowski |
| 1551 1560 | Andrzej Zebrzydowski |
| 1560 1572 | Filip Padniewski |
| 1572 1577 | Franciszek Krasinski |
| 1577 1591 | Piotr Marikowski |
| 1581 1600 | Jerzy Radziwill |
| 1600 1605 | Bernard Maciejowski |
| 1607 1616 | Piotr Tylicki |
| 1616 1630 | Marcin Sugrikowski |
| 1630 1631 | Andrzej Lipski |
| 1632 1633 | Jan Olbracht WazaJohan Albert ( 25th June 1612 29th December 1634) (also known as Jan Albert Waza and Jan Olbracht Waza (Waza can be also written as Vasa), born in Warsaw, died in Padua, Italy. Son of king of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth Zygmunt III Waza and Austrian ar |
| 1635 1648 | Jakub ZadzikKorab Coat of Arms Jakub Zadzik ( 1582- 1642), Great Crown Secretary from 1613 to 1627, bishop of Chelmno from 1624, Crown Deputy Chancellor from 1627, Great Crown Chancellor from 1628 to 1635, bishop of Krakow from 1635, diplomat, szlachcic, magnate in t |
| 1642 1657 | Piotr Gembicki |
| 1658 1679 | Andrzej Trebicki |
| 1681 1699 | Jan Malachowski |
| 1700 1700 | Stanislaw Dabski |
| 1701 1702 | Jerzy Denhoff |
| 1710 1719 | Kazimierz Lubienski |
| 1720 1732 | Felicjan Szeniawski |
| 1732 1746 | Jan Aleksander Lipski |
| 1746 1758 | Andrzej Stanislaw Kostka Zaluski , founded the Zaluski Library in WarsawWarsaw ( Polish: see also other names in full The Capital City of Warsaw Polish: Miasto Stoleczne Warszawa is the capital of Poland and its largest city. It is located on the Vistula river roughly 350 km from both the Baltic Sea coast and the Carpathian M |
| 1759 1788 | Kajetan Soltyk |
| 1790 1800 | Feliks Tumski |
| 1805 1813 | Andrzej Gawronski |
| 1815 1829 | Jan Pawel Woronicz , poet and patriot |
| 1830 1851 | Karol Sk๓rkowski |
| 1879 1894 | Albin Dunajewski |
| 1895 1911 | Jan Maurycy Pawel Puzyna de Kosielsko |
| 1911 1951 | Adam Stefan Sapieha, one of major leaders of Polish resistance during the WW2 |
| 1951 1962 | Eugeniusz Baziak (Archbishop of Lvov, Apostolic Administrator of Krak๓w) |
| 1963 1978 | Karol Wojtyla, later Pope John Paul II |
| since 1978 | Franciszek Macharski |