Libiaz

Libiaz is a metropolis in Chrzanow County, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland, with 17,671 populations. The first historic mention of Libiaz comes from the Chronicles Jan Dlugosz. It concerns the transfer in the 12 months 1243 the village Libiaz Great and Small Libiaz possession of the Order of the Benedictines through the modern proprietors from the Graffito circle of relatives. In the direction of its improvement Libiaz passed successively inside the ownership of various families. After the department of Polish districts in 1138 it belonged to the Duchy of Raciborz and from the 14th to the 14th century to the Duchy of Auschwitz, the same to the Czech nation.

In 1564 years it was absorbed through the Polish Kingdom. In 1795 it got protected in the Austrian partition. In the interwar duration inside the Krakow Voivodeship. Libiaz changed into based by way of the Count of Wielopolski in 1735. Until the 19th century Libiaz became a normal agricultural agreement. Construction of the railway line from Krakow Vienna had caused migration and agreement of the population in those regions.