In 1569, Bishop  received from King Sigismund II Augustus permission to grant Magdeburg rights to the village of Daleszyce. The new town was given a coat of arms, and its market square was expanded, with streets stemming from it.
In 1569, Bishop  received royal approval to confer Magdeburg rights on the village of Daleszyce, resulting in the creation of a new town with a distinctive coat of arms and a expanded market square, which was surrounded by streets that originated from it.