 Soon after the rebellion Latin was introduced to the books of the city rather than German.On 9 December 1309, Henry III of Głogów – who had claimed to be the successor of King Przemysł II and was the main competitor of Władysław the Short for the duchy of Greater Poland – died, leaving his district to be divided between his five sons.Henry, Jan, and Przemko received Poznań, and Bolesław and Konrad received Gniezno and Kalisz, which they divided respectively one year later.