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The Black Death is regarded as a turning point in late medieval Europeanhistory. Recent studies have shown that even regions that have so far beenperceived in the literature as not or only marginally affected by the epidemic,suffered from its profound demographic and economic consequences. The scale andgeographical range of the plague in Central Europe, the Kingdom of Polandincluded remains, however, a matter of dispute and from the beginning scholar'sviews on this matter have been divided. What is particularly important, theoutbreak of the plague in Western Europe coincided with the reign of Casimir ofthe Piast dynasty, the only ruler of Poland to receive the nickname the Great,who is associated with the modernization and extraordinary development of hiskingdom which was entering the golden age of its history.

Did the Black Death reach the Kingdom of Poland in the middle of the 14th century?