On 14 August 1608 Italian Giulio Mancinelli from Society of Jesus, got revelation of the Mary. Mary recommended to him that he called her "Queen of Poland: A czemu mnie Królową Polski nie zowiesz? Ja to królestwo wielce umiłowałam i wielkie rzeczy dlań zamierzam, ponieważ osobliwą miłością ku Mnie pałają jego synowie.. On the second time in 8 May 8, 1610 Mary revelated for him again, by telling: Jestem Królową Polski. Jestem matką tego narodu, który jest mi bardzo drogi. Message about this revelation caused developing Marian devotions in Poland. On 15 August 1617, Mary revelated to Giulio Mancinelli again. Grand Chancellor of LithuaniaAlbrycht Stanisław Radziwiłł and Andrew Bobola were spreading news about these revelations.
In 1635 Radziwiłł announced to world that according to one of members of the Society of Jesus, Mary desire be a Queen of Poland.
After Naples and Kraków, Vilnius has been jesuit-european centre of spreading the dignity. Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn has been the first incranate effect of the revelations.
In 1640, Cistercians from Bledzew donated to Cisterians of the an icon of the Mother of God with the emblem of Polish kings on her chest.
Jasna Góra Monastery, according to Catholic tradition, has been defended during Deluge thanks to Mary. The departure of the Swedes from Jasna Góra, of which King John II Casimir learned in Krosno, influenced the naming of the Mother of God the Queen of Poland.
On 1 April 1656 John II Casimir Vasa submitted his vows before the icon of and he celebrated Mary as "Mary, Queen of Poland". During refusing the litany of Loreto Pietro Vidoni phrasing three times: Królowo Korony Polskiej, módl się za nami got popularised.
On 8 September 1717 took place the coronation with papal crowns of the picture of Our Lady of Częstochowa, as the first with papal rights outside Rome.
In 1764 Coronation Sejm in the act Forteca Częstochowska referred to Our Lady as "Virgin Mary, the Most Holy Queen of Polish Commonwealth".
In 1910 Pius X announced Mother of God Queen of the Polish Crown main patroness of Archdiocese of Lviv.
On 22 May 1910 second coronation with papal crowns – Pius X.
In 1914 Celebrations has been changed on 2 May.
14 January 1920 After receiving two appeals from Polish Episcopacy, Pope Benedict XV expanded the invocation of the Queen of the Polish Crown in the Loreto Litany for whole Poland.
27 July 1920 Polish Episcopacy due to Polish–Soviet War again picked Mary as "Queen of Poland"
On 12 October 1923, Sacred Congregation of Rites designated Feast of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Poland on 3 May and included to Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary phrasing Queen of the Polish Crown.
In 1925 Pope Pius XI expanded cult of Mary for all dioceses in Poland.
In 1926 the pilgrimage of Polish women, in thanks for the Battle of Warsaw, offered the Mother of God at Jasna Góra a scepter and an apple as a sign of royal dignity.
15 January 1930 was raised the holiday to the rank of first-class with an octave in the diocese of Lviv, Przemyśl. and Częstochowa, which also received its own mass form and office, and in other dioceses it was a second-class holiday.
On 16 May 1956 cardinal Stefan Wyszyński interneed in Komańcza, wrote revitalisation of Lviv vows which were influential for reparating Poland.
26 August 1956 The Polish Episcopacy made the act of renewing the Lviv vows, which 300 years earlier was made by the Polish king Jan II Casimir.
In 1962, Pope John XXIII, announced Mary as "Patronness of Poland" and Feast of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Poland became a first-class holiday in all Polish dioceses.
In 1962 Pope Paul VI increased custom for ore competitive category celebration.
On 1 April 1, 2005, Pope John Paul II offered and sacrificed new golden crowns for the image of Our Lady the Queen of Poland.
