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The rebel forces were then further directed towards Sieciechów, where the Palatine took refuge.
Unexpectedly, Prince Władysław came to the aid of his besieged favorite with a small force.
At this point, the Princes decided to depose their father.
The opposition sent Zbigniew with an armed contingent to Masovia, where he was to take control of Płock, while Bolesław was directed to the South.
The intention was the encirclement of their father, Prince Władysław I.
The Prince predicted this maneuver and sent his forces back to Masovia.
In the environs of Płock the battle was finally joined and the forces of Władysław I were defeated.
The Prince was thereafter forced to exile Sieciech from the country.
The Palatine left Poland around 1100 / 1101.
He was known to sojourn in the German lands.
However, he eventually returned to Poland but did not play any political role again.
He may have been blinded.
On the other hand, Władysław I Herman died on 4 June 1102.
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