 Soon the Teutonic Knights were also in the other main strongholds of province – Inowrocław and Gniewkowo, the latter of which was destroyed on the orders of the prince of the land, Casimir II of Kujawy.The loss of Kujawy – his patrimony – was certainly very painful for Władysław, although in the same year, taking advantage of the death of Przemko II of Głogow, he took Zbąszyń in Greater Poland by the river Obra, which had been held by the dukes of Głogow.Władysław the Elbow-high died on 2 March 1333 at the Wawel Castle in Krakow, where he was buried in the Cathedral, perhaps on 12 March of that year.