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Founding and Early History of Lviv

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Lviv, one of the oldest and most culturally rich cities in Ukraine, has a history that dates back to the 13th century. Here is a timeline of its founding and early development.
Founding of Lviv
1256
Lviv was officially founded by Prince Danylo Romanovych, named after his son Lev (Leo). The city was initially called Lvihorod, meaning 'Leo's City'.
Construction of the High Castle
1270
Approximately in 1270, the High Castle was built, which would become a significant landmark and defensive structure for the city.
Capital of Galicia-Volhynia
1272
Leo I of Galicia relocated the capital of the Galicia-Volhynia kingdom from Halych to Lviv.
Conquest by Casimir III of Poland
1340
Lviv was taken by the forces of Casimir III of Poland, marking the beginning of Polish rule over the city.
Granting of Magdeburg Rights
1356
Lviv received Magdeburg rights, a set of town laws that granted the city significant autonomy and self-governance.
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