Regelinda Chrobry

  General Notes:

By 30 April 1002, she was married to Herman, son of Eckard I, Margrave of Meissen. In 1009, Herman's uncle Gunzelin was deposed by King Henry II of Germany, who decided to install Herman as Margrave with Regelinda as his Margravine consort. The marriage proved to be childless.[3]

Regelinda is better known for the statue erected in Naumburg Cathedral which shows a "smiling Polish woman" (Polish: smiejaca sie Polke), although there is some research which questions the identification of the statue.

Her exact year of death is unknown. She died about 1014, but it is also speculated that she could have lived until 1030.