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Charles of Anjou Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Charles of Anjou, based on 15 World History Database records associated with France.

15 records1226–128412 events8 places

Chronological biography

1226

Birth of Charles of Anjou1226
House / House of Anjou

Birth of Charles of Anjou, son of Louis VIII

1232

Peerage1232
House / House of Anjou · Anjou

Created Count of Anjou

Peerage1232
House / House of Anjou · Maine

Created Count of Maine

1246

Marriage1246
House / House of Anjou

Marries Beatrice, daughter of Count of Provence

Rule of Provence1246
House / House of Anjou · Provence

Takes possession of Provence after marrying Beatrice, daughter of Count of Provence

1265

Succession1265
House / House of Anjou · Naples

Succeeds as King of Naples as Charles I, 1265-1285

Succession1265
House / House of Anjou · Sicily

Succeeds as King of Sicily as Charles I, 1265-1285

1266

Invasion of NaplesJanuary 1266
Warfare / Angevin War · Naples

Charles of Anjou invades Naples

Battle of Benevento26 February 1266
Warfare / Angevin War · Benevento

Defeats Manfred

1268

Battle of Tagliacozzo25 August 1268
Warfare / Angevin War · Tagliacozzo

Defeats Conradin

1281

Alliance Charles of Anjou and Pope, the Serbs and the Bulgars1281
Warfare / Roman Empire-Latin War

Makes an alliance with the Pope, the Serbs & the Bulgars against the Byzantine Empire

Battle of Berat1281
Warfare / Roman Empire-Latin War · Berat

Defeated by Emperor Michael VIII

1282

Reballion of Harsh rule1282
Revolution / Revolution of France · Sicily

Harsh rule leads to an uprising, the Sicilian Vespers

Reballion of Harsh rule1282
Warfare / Military · Sicily

Harsh rule leads to an uprising, the Sicilian Vespers

1284

Invasion of Sicily1284
Warfare / Military · Sicily

Driven out of Sicily by the Spanish

Record provenance

This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.