 In light of John of Luxembourg's use of the title King of Poland, in the international arena Władysław the Short was considered the King of Krakow, and not of the whole country.The year 1320 was important for the politics of Władysław I Łokietek for other reasons.On 14 April 1320 in Inowrocław, and then in Brześć Kujavia, he began deliberations with the papal court to judge the case of the annexation of Gdansk Pomerania by the Teutonic Knights.