Kowary

Kowary is a city in Jelenia Gora County, Lower Silesian Voivodeship, in south western Poland, with a populace of round 12,000 2014. It lies about 14 kilometers south east of Jelenia Gora and 93 kilometers south west of the local capital Wroclaw. The city is famed for its sanatoriums and a miniature park showing architectural monuments of the Lower Silesian vicinity. The authentic website of the town dates the history of Kowary dates to 1148 whilst semi mythical miner Laurent us Angelus mined iron ore inside the vicinity at the behalf of Polish duke Boleslaw IV the Curly, 10 years in a while the orders of the Polish ruler a mining agreement changed into founded inside the vicinity the authentic page of the town also states that the Kowary miners took part in Battle of Legnica in 1241.

Other possible date of the start of the city is 1355 and connects it to Ostsiedlung. Publications published in German Empire disputed the starting place of Kowary and known as it Schmedewerk. In 1355 year Duke Bolko II the Small, the grandson of the Polish king Wladyslaw I the Elbow high, the final impartial Silesian Piast, granted mining privileges to the local miners.