Throughout the world, Vladislav (Владислав 
, Vladislav 
, ולדיסלב 
) is a widespread masculine first name. The given name Vladislav is habitual in Eastern Europe, particularly Ukraine, where it is a common masculine name, Russia, and Moldova, where it is quite a common male name (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, it is commonest in Russia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan. Much less frequently, Vladislav is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Владислав | Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, Moldova |
| Vladislav | Czechia, Serbia, Uzbekistan, Russia, Moldova |
| ולדיסלב | Israel |
Ladislao, Ladislau, Ladislaus, Ladislav, Ladizlao, Lado, Laszlo, László, Uladzislau, Vlad, Vladislao, Vladislau, Vladislaus, Vladislavs, Vladyslav, Vlagyiszlav, Wladislaus, Wladislaw, Wladyslaw, Władek, Władisław, Władysław, Włodek, Włodzisław, Ładysław, Влад, Владик, Владислава, Владыслав, Владіслав, Володислав, Ладислав, Ладо, Ласло, Слава, Уладзіслаў, ולאד, לאסלו, and 拉迪夫
Vladislav is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Vladislav , the operatic character in the opera Dalibor by Bedřich Smetana; Czech King; Доктор Павлыш , character in Those Who Survive; Władysław Niwiński , character in Polskie drogi; Władysław Kargul , character in Sami swoi and Władysław Słoik , among other works.
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vladislav i. Duke of Bohemia, CZ (b. 1065) |
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vladislav ii. King of Bohemia, CZ (b. 1110) |
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vladislav jindřich Duke of Bohemia (1160-1222), CZ (b. 1160) |
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| vladislav přemyslovec (b. 1110) |
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| vladislav kormilichich HU (b. 1150) |
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| vladislav jonima Albanian nobleman (b. 1201) |
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vladislav i of wallachia Prince of Wallachia (b. 1325) |
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vladislav ii of wallachia Prince of Wallachia (b. 1400) |
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vladislav hercegović kosača Duke of Saint Sava, BA (b. 1426) |
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| vladislav gramatik (b. 1420) |
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| vladislav menčetić Croatian poet and politician, HR (b. 1600) |
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vladislav šír Czech doctor, local politician, ornithologist and science writer (1830-1889), CZ (b. 1830) |
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vladislav škorpil CZ (b. 1853) |
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vladislav mladějovský Czech doctor (1866-1935), CZ (b. 1866) |
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vladislav brdlík Czech politician and university educator, CZ (b. 1879) |
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