For centuries, Poland has been considered a very Christian country. However, over the ages some of the rulers of Poland still searched for supernatural support. The belief in the power of witchcraft has been strong since the beginning of the country’s existence. Bishops hoped that with the conversion of Poland to Christianity in 966 AD all of the pagan cults and faith in the powers of ancient gods, nature, etc., would leave the minds of the people who lived near the Vistula River. But that didn’t happen, and even during the strongest influence of the Catholic Church in Poland people followed the path of magic, pagan rites, and witchcraft. In the 16th century, Poland was ruled by the last king
