House Anjou

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Coat of arms of the Anjou: the coat of arms of the Capetians with lily with the tournament collar as a badge of a younger line

The (older) house Anjou was a male line of the Capetian family . It comes from Charles of France (* 1226, † 1285), a younger brother of King Louis IX. (* 1215, † 1270), to whom he handed over the county of Anjou in 1246 .

Since Charles succeeded in eliminating the Hohenstaufen in southern Italy on behalf of the Pope , he became the progenitor of a dynasty in the Kingdom of Naples , which at times was also owned by the Kingdom of Hungary and the Kingdom of Poland :

When extinction in the male line was foreseeable, attempts were made twice (1380 and 1423) to inherit the family's southern Italian and southern French property through adoptions. In both cases, the current Dukes of Anjou ( Younger House of Anjou ) , a branch of the Capetian branch of the Valois , were the beneficiaries, in both cases they did not get a chance due to military force. In 1435 the older house of Anjou went out.

Tribe list

  1. Karl Stephan (Charles Étienne) * March 1226, probably on January 21st, † 7th January 1285 in Foggia , 1246 Count of Anjou , Maine , Provence and Forcalquier , Rome June 28th 1265 and February 28th 1266 King of Sicily and Jerusalem , Duke of Apulia , Prince of Capua and Achaia , 1266/1278 Roman Senator , 1268 Vicar General of the Empire in Italy , 1273 Count von Tonnerre , buried in Naples;
    ⚭ I January 31, 1246 Beatrix , * 1234, † September 23, 1267 in Nocera , heirloom of Count Raimund Berengar V of Provence , 1245 Countess of Provence and Forcalquier, buried in Roccapiemonte ( House of Barcelona );
    ⚭ II October 12th / 18th Margarete November 1268 , * 1250, † September 5 (maybe also September 4) 1308 in Tonnerre , 1273/1292 Countess of Tonnerre , daughter of the Hereditary Prince Odo of Burgundy (Eudes de Bourgogne) , Count of Nevers , Auxerre and Tonnerre, buried in Tonnerre ( Elder House Burgundy ). His descendants (with the exception of Ludwig († 1248) and probably Blanche, who married in 1265) bear the title of Prince or Princess of Sicily.
    1. (I) Ludwig (Louis), * and † 1248, buried in Nicosia
    2. (I) Blanche, * probably 1250; † July 1269, probably on the 14th, buried in the Abbey of Flines ;
      ⚭ 1265 Robert III. , 1272 Count of Nevers , Seigneur de Béthune etc., 1305 Count of Flanders , † September 17, 1322 in Ypres ( House Dampierre )
    3. Béatrix , * probably 1252, † 1275;
      ⚭ October 15, 1273 in Foggia Philippe I. Porphyrogenetos de Courtenay , 1273 Titurlar Emperor of Constantinople , † December 15, 1283 in Viterbo ( House of France-Courtenay )
    4. Charles II of Anjou (Charles II. D'Anjou) , * 1254; † May 5, 1309 in Casanuova near Naples, 1285 King of Sicily with residence in Naples, d. H. King of Naples , King of Jerusalem , Duke of Apulia , Prince of Salerno , Capua , Taranto , Count of Anjou , Maine (until 1290), Provence and Forqualquier , Prince of Achaia and Piedmont , buried in the Church of Notre-Dame de Nazareth at Aix-en-Provence ;
      ⚭ 1270 Princess Maria of Hungary, † March 25, 1323, daughter of Stephen V , King of Hungary , buried in Naples ( Árpáden )
      1. Charles I. Martell , born September 1271, probably on August 8th, † 1295 in Naples, Prince of Sicily, 1290 titular king of Hungary , buried in Naples;
        ⚭ January 1281 (completed 1287) Klementia von Habsburg, † 1301, daughter of the German King Rudolf I , buried in Naples ( list of the Habsburg family )
        1. Charles II Robert the Wise , * 1288, † July 16, 1342 in Visegrád , 1301–1342 King of Croatia, Dalmatia and Rama , 1308–1342 King of Hungary , buried in Stuhlweissenburg ;
          ⚭ I 1306 Maria von Schlesien, † December 15, 1315 in Timișoara , daughter of Casimir II , Duke of Bytom , buried in Stuhlweissenburg ( Piast );
          ⚭ II June 24, 1318 Beatrix of Luxembourg, * 1305, † November 11, 1319, daughter of Emperor Henry VII , buried in Oradea - Hungarian Nagyvárad ( House of Luxembourg );
          ⚭ III July 6, 1320 Elisabeth Princess of Poland , * 1305, † December 29, 1380, sister of King Casimir the Great , Regent of Poland 1370/80 (Piast)
          1. (II) child, * and † autumn 1319
          2. (III) Karl, * and † 1321, buried in Stuhlweissenburg
          3. (II) Ladislaus, born October 1, 1324 in Belgrade , † beginning of March 1329
          4. Ludwig I the Great , born March 5, 1326, † September 11, 1382 in Trnava , 1342 King of Hungary , 1370 King of Poland , buried in Stuhlweissenburg ;
            ⚭ I August 3, 1342 Margaret of Luxembourg , * May 24, 1335, † 1349 before October 7, daughter of Emperor Charles IV , King of Bohemia ( House of Luxembourg );
            ⚭ II June 20, 1353 in Krakow Elisabeth Princess of Bosnia , † drowned in prison in Dalmatia shortly before January 16, 1387, regent of Hungary and Poland in 1382, daughter of King Stjepan II. Kotromanić ( House of Kotromanić )
            1. (II) Maria, * 1365, † 1366
            2. (II) Katharina, * 1366, † 1377
            3. Maria , * 1370, † May 17, 1395 in Buda , 1382 Queen of Hungary , Dalmatia and Croatia , buried in Oradea - Hungarian Nagyvárad;
              ⚭ October 1385 Sigismund of Luxembourg , † 1437, Prince of Bohemia, 1373 / 78-1395 Margrave of Brandenburg , 1386/1400 King of Hungary , 1410 German King , 1431 King of Lombardy , 1433 Emperor , † December 9, 1437 in Znaim ( House Luxembourg )
            4. Hedwig (Jadwiga) , born October 3, 1373, † July 17, 1399, 1382 Queen of Poland ;
              ⚭ February 18, 1386 in Warsaw Władysław II. Jagiełło , † June 1, 1434, 1377 Grand Duke of Lithuania , 1386 King of Poland ( Jagiellonian )
          5. Andreas , * November 30, 1327, † murdered (by his wife) September 18, 1345 in Aversa , 1343 Prince Consort of Naples, Duke of Calabria , buried in the Cathedral of Naples (see above);
            ⚭ Johanna (Giovanna) I the Terrible , * 1326, † strangled May 12, 1382 in Castello San Fele in Muro Lucano , 1343/80 Queen of Naples and Jerusalem , Duchess of Apulia and Calabria , Princess of Capua , Countess of Provence and Forcalquier , Princess of Piedmont , daughter of Charles (Carlo) , Hereditary Prince of Sicily, Duke of Calabria, buried in Santa Chiara (Naples) (see above); she married in second marriage August 20, 1346 (maybe also 1347) in Naples Ludwig (Lodovico) II. Prince of Sicily, 1332 Prince of Taranto , 1352 Titular King of Naples, † 25 (or 26) May 1362 (see below ), in third marriage December 14th 1363 Jacob (Jaime) IV. , titular king of Mallorca , Infanta of Aragón, † January 1375 in Spain ( house Barcelona ), and in fourth marriage 25/28. March (or September 25) 1376 in Castel Nuovo in Naples Otto IV. , 1351 Duke of Braunschweig-Grubenhagen , 1376 Prince of Achaia , Titular King of Naples, Prince of Taranto, Count of Acerra , † December 1, 1398/13. May 1399, buried in Foggia ( list of the Welfs )
            1. Karl Martell, * posthumous December 25, 1345 probably in Naples, † 1348 after May 10 in Hungary, 1345 Duke of Calabria , buried in Stuhlweissenburg
          6. Stephan , born December 26, 1332, † August 9, 1354, 1348 Duke of Transylvania , 1352 Duke of Slavonia , Duke of Croatia and Dalmatia , buried in Stuhlweissenburg ;
            ⚭ January 1351 in Buda Margareta von Bayern Countess Palatine near the Rhine, † 1374, daughter of Emperor Ludwig IV. ( List of the Wittelsbach family ), she married in 1357/59 Gerlach Count von Hohenlohe in Uffenheim 1344/90 attested ( Hohenlohe (noble family) )
            1. Elisabeth, * probably 1352, † 1380 shortly before April 6, Princess of Slavonia ;
              ⚭ October 1370, probably on the 20th, Philip II , Prince of Sicily, 1364 Prince of Taranto , Titurlar Emperor of Constantinople , † November 25, 1374 (see below)
            2. Johann, * 1354 before August 9, † 1363, Prince of Slavonia
        2. Beatrix, * 1290, probably in the spring, † 1354, probably in Grenoble , 1319 spiritual, 1340 abbess of Val-Bressien near Vienne , later spiritual in Grenoble;
          ⚭ May 25, 1296 Jean II , 1307 Dauphin von Viennois , † March 4, 1319 ( La Tour-du-Pin house )
        3. Klementia (Clémence) , * February 1293, † October 12, 1328 in Paris;
          ⚭ 1315 Louis X , 1314 King of France , † June 5, 1316 in Vincennes Castle ( list of the Valois family )
      2. Margarete (Marguerite) , * probably 1273, † December 31, 1299, 1290 Countess of Anjou and Maine , 1297 Peer of France , buried in the Jacobin monastery in Paris ;
        ⚭ August 10, 1290 in Corbeil Charles of France (Charles de France) , 1285 Count of Valois , † December 16, 1325 in Nogent-le-Roi , buried in the Jacobin monastery in Paris ( list of the Valois family )
      3. Ludwig (Louis) , born February 9, 1275 in Nocera , † August 19, 1298 at Brignoles Castle , 1295 Franciscan , 1296 Bishop of Toulouse , canonized in 1317
      4. Robert I the Wise , * 1277, † January 16, 1343 in Naples, 1309 King of Sicily with residence in Naples, d. H. King of Naples , King of Jerusalem , Duke of Apulia and Calabria , Prince of Capua , Count of Provence and Forcalquier , Prince of Piedmont , Imperial Vicar in Italy in 1326 , Lord of Asti , Florence and Genoa in 1317 , buried in the Corpus Christi- Church in Naples;
        ⚭ I Rome in March 1297, probably on 1304 Jolanta Infanta of Aragón, † 1302/03 in Termini , daughter of Peter III. , King of Aragon ( House of Barcelona );
        ⚭ II June 1304 Sancha Infanta of Mallorca, † 26 July 1345, daughter of Jacob II (Jaime II) Infanta of Aragón, King of Mallorca , 1344 spiritual (House of Barcelona)
        1. (I) Karl (Carlo) , * 1298, † November 10, 1328 in Naples, 1309 Duke of Calabria , Hereditary Prince of Sicily, 1326 Prince of Florence , Viceroy of Naples , buried in the monastery of Santa Chiara (Naples) ;
          ⚭ I end of 1316 Katharina , Duchess of Austria, * October 1295, † January 18, 1323 in Naples, daughter of the German King Albrecht I , buried in the monastery of San Lorenzo Maggiore (Naples) ( list of the Habsburgs );
          ⚭ II Paris per procura January 11, in person May 1324 Marie de Valois, * probably 1309, † December 6, 1328, daughter of Charles of France , Count of Valois ( list of the Valois family )
          1. (I) Maria, * probably 1322, † beginning of 1328, buried in the monastery of Santa Chiara (Naples)
          2. (II) Johanna (Giovanna) I. the Terrible , * 1326, † strangled May 12, 1382 in Castello San Fele in Muro Lucano , 1343/80 Queen of Naples and Jerusalem , Duchess of Apulia and Calabria , Princess of Capua , Countess of Provence and Forcalquier , Princess of Piedmont , buried in Santa Chiara (Naples) ;
            ⚭ I 1343 Prince Andrew of Hungary , 1343 Duke of Calabria, † murdered (by his wife) September 18, 1345 in Naples, buried in the Cathedral of Naples (see above);
            ⚭ II August 20, 1346 (maybe also 1347) probably in Naples Ludwig (Lodovico) II. Prince of Sicily, 1332 Prince of Taranto , 1352 Titular King of Naples, † 25 (or 26) May 1362 (see below);
            ⚭ III December 14, 1363 Jacob (Jaime) IV. , Titular king of Mallorca , Infante of Aragón, † January 1375 in Spain ( House of Barcelona );
            ⚭ IV 25./28. March (or September 25) 1376 in Castel Nuovo in Naples Otto IV. , 1351 Duke of Braunschweig-Grubenhagen , 1376 Prince of Achaia , Titular King of Naples, Prince of Taranto, Count of Acerra , † December 1, 1398/13. May 1399, buried in Foggia (family list of the Guelphs )
            Johanna adopted in 1369 Charles of Sicily , Count of Gravina (see below), disinherited in 1380, and in 1380 Ludwig I, Duke of Anjou ( Younger House of Anjou ); after her death, Charles of Sicily took the Kingdom of Naples as Charles III. in possession
          3. (II) Karl (Carlo), born April 13, 1327 in Florence , † April 21, 1327 there, buried in the Church of Santa Croce (Florence)
          4. (II) Maria, * posthuma November 10th / 6th December 1328 probably in Naples, † May 20, 1366 there;
            ⚭ I April 30, 1343 Charles (Carlo) , † murdered January 23, 1348, Prince of Sicily, 1336 Duke of Durazzo (see below);
            ⚭ II at the end of 1348 Robert the Baux, Conte di Avellino , † 1354 ( House Les Baux );
            ⚭ III April 1355 Philip II , Prince of Sicily, 1364 Duke of Taranto , Titurlar Emperor of Constantinople , † November 25, 1374 (see below)
        2. (I) Ludwig (Lodovico), * 1301, † August 12, 1310 probably in Naples, buried in San Lorenzo Maggiore (Naples)
      5. Philip I , born November 10, 1278, † December 24, 1331 in Naples, Prince of Sicily, 1294 Prince of Taranto , 1295 Lord of Aetolia , 1306 Despot of Romania , Lord of Durazzo and the Kingdom of Albania , 1307/13 and 13021 / 32 Prince of Achaia , 1313 / 25-1332 Titurlar emperor of Constantinople ;
        ⚭ I September 1294, divorced 1309, Thamar Angelina Komnene , 1294 Despota of Epirus , † 1311, daughter of Nikephorus I. Angelos Despot of Epirus ( Angelos );
        ⚭ II July 30, 1313 in Fontainebleau Catherine de Valois-Courtenay , 1308 / 25-1346 titular empress of Constantinople, Dame de Courtenay etc., 1332 princess of Achaia, * late 1303, † early October 1346 in Naples, daughter of Charles of France , Count of Valois (family list of the Valois )
        The descendants carry the title Prince or Princess of Taranto
        1. (I) Karl, * probably 1296, X August 29, 1315 in the battle of Montecatini , Prince of Achaia , vicar of Romania ;
          ⚭ 1306 NN von Savoyen, daughter of Philip of Savoy in Piedmont ( House of Savoy )
        2. (I) Philipp, * probably 1297, † May 17, 1330, probably 1315 despot of Romania ;
          ⚭ 1328 Violante Infanta of Aragón, * October 1310 in Barcelona , † after July 19, 1353 in Pedrola , daughter of Jacob (Jaime) II. ( House of Barcelona ), married in July 1339 in Lerida Lope de Luna, Señor de Segorbe , † June 19, 1360 in Pedrola ( Luna house )
        3. (I) Margarete (Marguerite), † after 1332;
          ⚭ December 1325 Gautier VI. de Brienne , 1311 Duke of Athens , Connétable of France , † September 19, 1356 ( House of Brienne )
        4. (I) Blanca, † before 1337;
          ⚭ 1327 Ramón Berenguer Infant von Aragón, Count of Ampurias , † after 1349 ( House of Barcelona )
        5. (I) Maria, † small
        6. (I) Margarete, † after 1374 in prison in Naples;
          ⚭ I, divorced in 1344, Edward Balliol , 1332/41 anti -king of Scotland , † 1363 in England ( House Balliol );
          ⚭ II François II. Des Baux, 1362 Duca d ' Andria , Conte de Montescaglioso , Signore de Bisceglie , † 1353 ( House Les Baux )
        7. (I) Maria, † 1368, Abbess of Conversano
        8. (I) Johanna, † 1317 as Queen Irene of Armenia;
          ⚭ around 1310 Oschin , King of Armenia , † 1320 ( Hethumids )
        9. (II) Robert II. , † September 10, 1364 in Naples, 1332 Prince of Taranto , 1346 Prince of Achaia and Morea , Titurlarkaiser of Constantinople Opel , Duke of Athens , Despot of Romania , Count of Cephalonia and Zakynthos , Constable of France buried, in Naples;
          ⚭ 9 September 1347 in Naples Marie de Bourbon, 1364 princess of Achaia, † at the end of 1387 probably in Naples, daughter of Louis I , Duke of Bourbon ( Bourbon ), widow of Guy de Lusignan, Prince of Galilee ( Ramnulfiden ), buried in Santa Chiara (Naples)
        10. Ludwig (Lodovico) II. , † 25 (or 26) May 1362, Prince of Taranto , 1352 titular king of Naples and Jerusalem , buried in Naples;
          ⚭ Johanna (Giovanna) I the Terrible , * 1326, † strangled May 12, 1382 in Castello San Fele in Muro Lucano , 1343/80 Queen of Naples and Jerusalem, Duchess of Apulia and Calabria , Princess of Capua , Countess of Provence and Forcalquier , Princess of Piedmont , buried in Santa Chiara (Naples) , widow of Andreas Prince of Hungary , 1343 Duke of Calabria, † murdered (by his wife) September 18, 1345 in Naples, married in third marriage on December 14, 1363 Jacob (Jaime) III. , Titular king of Mallorca , Infante of Aragón, † January 1375 in Spain ( House of Barcelona ), and in fourth marriage 25/28. March (or September 25) 1376 in Castel Nuovo in Naples Otto IV. , 1351 Duke of Braunschweig-Grubenhagen , 1376 Prince of Achaia , Titular King of Naples, Prince of Taranto, Count of Acerra , † December 1, 1398/13. May 1399, buried in Foggia ( list of the Welfs )
          1. Caterina, * probably 1347, † before 1362
          2. Francesca, * probably 1349, † small
          3. (illegitimate, mother unknown) Esclabonde;
            ⚭ Luigi di Capua, Conte di Altavilla
          4. (illegitimate, mother unknown) Clemenzia;
            ⚭ Antonio, Signor d ' Amendola
        11. Philip II , * 1329, † November 25, 1374 in Taranto , 1364 Prince of Taranto , Titurlar Emperor of Constantinople , Despot of Romania , 1370 Prince of Achaia , buried in the Cathedral of Taranto ;
          ⚭ I April 1355 Maria Princess of Sicily, * posthuma November 10th / 6th December 1328 in Naples, † May 20, 1366 in Naples, daughter of Karl (Carlo) , Hereditary Prince of Sicily, Duke of Calabria , widow of Karl (Carlo) , Prince of Sicily, Duke of Durazzo (see above), and Robert des Baux, Conte d ' Avellino ( house Les Baux );
          ⚭ II October 1370, probably on the 20th, Elisabeth Princess of Slavonia, * probably 1352, † shortly before April 6, 1380, daughter of Prince Stephan of Hungary , Duke of Slavonia (see above)
          1. (I) Philipp (Filippo), * probably 1356, † small
          2. ((I) Karl (Carlo), * probably 1358, † small
          3. (I) Philipp (Filippo), * 1360, † small
          4. (I) child , * and † probably 1362
          5. (I) child , * and † probably 1366
          6. (II) Philipp (Filippo), * probably 1371, † small
        12. (illegitimate, mother unknown) daughter ;
          ⚭ Leonardo I. Tocco , Count of Kephalonia and Zakynthos , † after 1373 ( House Tocco )
        13. (illegitimate, mother unknown) daughter ;
          ⚭ Iwan Stefan Schischman (called Ludovicus in Italy), 1330/31 Tsar of the Bulgarians , † probably 1373 in Naples ( Schischmaniden )
      6. Blanca, * probably 1280, † October 14, 1310 in Barcelona , buried in Santes Creus ;
        ⚭ November 1, 1295 in Vilabertran Jakob (Jaime) II. , 1281 King of Aragón and 1285/96 King of Sicily , † November 5, 1327 ( House of Barcelona )
      7. Raimund Berengar VI. , * probably 1281, † 1307, Count of Provence , Prince of Piedmont and Andria
      8. Tristand, * probably 1284, † 1284/88
      9. Leonora, † August 9, 1341 in the monastery of San Nicolao zu Arena , probably there in August 1289, buried in Catania ;
        ⚭ May 1302 Frederick (Federico) II. King of Sicily , Infante of Aragón, † June 25, 1336 in Messina ( House of Barcelona )
      10. Maria, * probably 1290, † after 1346;
        ⚭ I September 1304 Sancho I 1311 King of Mallorca , Infante of Aragón, † September 4, 1324 ( House of Barcelona )
      11. Peter called the impetuous (Pietro Tempesta) , * probably 1292, X 29 August 1315 in the battle of Montecatini , Count of Gravina
      12. Johann I , * probably 1294 † April 5, 1336 probably in Naples, 1315 Count of Gravina , 1318 Prince of Achaia (until 1332) and of Morea , 1332 Duke of Durazzo , 1335 Count of Albania etc., buried in the Dominican monastery in Naples ;
        ⚭ I March 1318, divorced 1321, Mathilde von Hainaut , * November 29, 1293, † 1331 in Aversa , daughter of Florence of Hainaut , Prince of Achaia ( house of Avesnes ), widow of Guy II. De la Roche , Duke of Athens ( La Roche ), Louis of Burgundy , titular King of Thessalonica , Prince of Achaia and Morea ( Older house Burgundy ), married in fourth marriage Hugo de La Palice, Prince of Achaia and Morea, Kronfeldherr of the Kingdom of Sicily;
        ⚭ II November 14, 1321 Agnès de Périgord, † 1345, daughter of Hélie VII, Count of Périgord ( House of Périgord ), buried in the Church of Santa Croce in Naples
        1. Karl (Carlo) , * 1323, † executed January 23, 1348 in Aversa , 1336 Duke of Durazzo , Prince of Morea , Count of Gravina and Albania etc., 1345 Lieutenant General and Regent of the Kingdom of Naples, buried in San Lorenzo Maggiore (Naples) ;
          ⚭ April 30, 1343 Princess Maria of Sicily, * posthuma November           10/6 . December 1328 in Naples, † May 20, 1366 in Naples, daughter of Karl (Carlo) , Hereditary Prince of Sicily, Duke of Calabria (see above), she married Robert des Baux, Conte d ' Avellino , † in their second marriage at the end of 1348 , † 1354 ( House Les Baux ), and in third marriage in April 1355 Philip II , Prince of Sicily, 1364 Prince of Taranto , Titurlar Emperor of Constantinople , † November 25, 1374 (see above)
          1. Ludwig (Lodovico), * December 1343, † January 14, 1344, buried in Santa Chiara (Naples)
          2. Johanna (Giovanna), * probably 1344, † end of 1387 in Apulia , 1348/68 Duchess of Durazzo , buried in San Lorenzo Maggiore (Naples) ;
            ⚭ I 1366 in Italy Don Luis Infant of Navarre , Count of Beaumont-le-Roger , 1364 Governor of Navarre † 1372 in Apulia, buried in San Martino in Naples ( House of France-Évreux );
            ⚭ II around 1376 Robert IV of Artois , 1387 Count of Eu , † poisoned July 20, 1387 in Apulia, buried in San Lorenzo Maggiore (Naples)
          3. Agnes (Agnes), * probably 1345, † 1383 before July 7 in Naples;
            ⚭ I before 1363 Cansignorio della Scala , Prince of Verona , patrician of Venice , † October 18, 1375 ( Scaliger );
            ⚭ II 1382 Jacques des Baux , 1374 Prince of Taranto , Prince of Achaia , Despot of Romania , Titurlar Emperor of Constantinople , † July 7, 1383 ( House Les Baux )
          4. Clementia, * probably 1346, † 1363 in Naples, buried in the monastery of Santa Chiara (Naples)
          5. Margarete (Margherita) , * July 1347, † August 6, 1412 in Acquamela , 1386/99 regent of the Kingdom of Naples, buried in Salerno ;
            ⚭ 1369 Charles (Carlo) III. , 1382 King of Naples , 1362 Conte di Gravina , 1385 as Charles II King of Hungary , † murdered February 24, 1386 in Visegrád , buried in Belgrade (see below)
        2. Ludwig (Lodovico) , * probably 1324, † poisoned July 22, 1362 probably in Naples, 1336 Count von Gravina , Count of Morrone , buried in Santa Croce in Naples;
          ⚭ 1343 Margherita de Sanseverino, daughter of Roberto, Conte di Corigliano ( House of Sanseverino ), and Jacopa de Bosco
          1. Ludwig (Lodovico), * probably 1344, † small
          2. Karl (Carlo) , * 1345, † murdered February 24, 1386 in Visegrád , 1362 Conte di Gravina , 1381 or 1382 as Charles III. King of Naples and Jerusalem , 1383 Prince of Achaia , 1385 King of Hungary , buried in Belgrade ;
            ⚭ 1369 Margaret (Margherita) Princess of Sicily, * July 1347, † August 6, 1412 in Acquamela , daughter of Charles (Carlo) , Prince of Sicily, Duke of Durazzo (see above), regent of the Kingdom of Naples 1386/99, buried in Salerno
            1. Maria, * late 1369, † 1371, buried in San Lorenzo Maggiore (Naples)
            2. Johanna (Giovanna) II. , Born June 25, 1373, † February 2, 1435 in Naples, 1414 Queen of Naples and Jerusalem , buried in the Annunziatenkirche in Naples;
              ⚭ I October 13th / 13th November 1401 Wilhelm von Habsburg , Duke of Austria , † July 15, 1406 (family list of the Habsburgs );
              ⚭ II shortly before September 18, 1415 Jacques II. De Bourbon , † September 24, 1438 in Besançon , 1393 Count of La Marche , 1415/35 titular king of Naples etc., 1435 Franciscans (OFM) in Besançon, also buried there ( Bourbons )
              Johanna adopts the future King Alfonso V of Aragón ( House of Trastámara ) in 1420 , disinherits him in 1423, adopts Ludwig III in the same year               . , 1417 Duke of Anjou , † 1434 ( Younger House Anjou ), in the year of his death his brother René I , 1434 Duke of Anjou; In 1442 René ceded his inheritance claims to Naples to Aragón.
            3. Ladislaus the Victorious , * July 1376, † poisoned August 6, 1414 in Naples, 1386 (1399) King of Naples and Jerusalem , King of Hungary , 1403/09 King of Dalmatia , 1409 King of the Romans, 1386/96 Prince of Achaia , buried in the Augustinian Church in Naples;
              ⚭ I 1390 before May 11th, divorced in May 1392, Constance de Clermont, daughter of Count Manfred, Conte di Motica , Admiral of Sicily ( House of Clermont-Tonnerre ), she married Andrea di Capua, Conte d ' Altavilla 1395;
              ⚭ II February 12, 1403 Marie de Lusignan, Princess of Cyprus, * 1382, † September 4, 1404 probably in Naples, daughter of Jacob I, King of Cyprus ( House Lusignan ), and Agnes Duchess of Bavaria-Landshut ( list of the Wittelsbach family ), buried in San Domenico in Naples; ⚭ III 1406 (or 1407) Maria d'Enghien , Contessa di Lecce , † May 9, 1446, daughter of Jean d'Enghien, Conte di Castro etc. ( House Enghien ) widow of Raimondello Orsini , Prince of Taranto , Duke of Andria , Count of Spoleto ( Orsini )
              1. (illegitimate, mother: NN de Gayette) Maria di Durazzo, † small
              2. (illegitimate, mother: NN de Gayette) Rinaldo di Durazzo, titular prince of Capua , buried in Foggia
                1. Caterina
                2. Camilla
                3. Ipolita
                4. Francesco di Durazzo
                  1. Rinaldo di Durazzo, † September 1, 1494, buried in Foggia ,
                    ⚭ Camilla Tomacelli
          3. Agnes (Agnese), * probably 1347, † small
        3. Robert, * 1326, X September 19, 1356 in the battle of Maupertuis , Prince of Morea
        4. Stefano, * probably 1328, † in Portugal
      13. Beatrix, * probably 1295, † 1320/21, buried in Andria ;
        ⚭ I April 1305 Azzo VIII., 1293 Margrave of Este , † January 31, 1308 ( House of Este );
        ⚭ II 1309 Bertrand III. de Baux, Conte d'Andria, de Montescaglioso e di Squillace ( House Les Baux )
    5. Philipp , * 1256; † January 1, 1277, 1267 prince of Achaia , 1274 titular king of Thessaloniki ;
      ⚭ May 28, 1271 Isabelle de Villehardouin , 1289/1301 Princess of Achaia and Morea , * probably 1263, † January 23, 1312, daughter of Guillaume II. De Villehardouin ( Villehardouin ) and Anna Angela Komnena Princess of Byzantium ( Komnenen ), she married Florence of Hainaut in 1289, Prince of Achaia ( House Avesnes ) in 1289 , and in third marriage on February 12, 1301 Philip of Savoy , Count of Piedmont in 1282 , Prince of Achaia in 1301/06 and 1324/34, † 25. September 1334 ( House of Savoy )
    6. Robert, * probably 1258, † 1265 before May 9th, buried in Roccapiemonte
    7. Isabella , as Queen of Hungary Maria, * probably 1261, † December 20, 1290/23. June 1304;
      ⚭ 1272 before September 5th Ladislaus IV. , King of Hungary , † murdered June 10th 1290 at Kereczeg Castle / Körösszeg (today Cheresig in Romania ) ( Árpáden )

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Schwennicke in Volume II (1984), Plate 172; in Volume III.1 (1984) Plate 56 it says: X 1373 Slobitza (not identified)