Catherine of Bosnia
Queen consort of Hungary and Bosnia
Born
1425
600 years ago
Died
October 25th, 1478
547 years ago — 53 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Served as the Queen consort of Hungary and Croatia from 1458 until death in 1478. Married to King Matthias Corvinus, played a significant role in the political landscape of Hungary during the late 15th century. Raised in a noble Bosnian family, contributed to alliances between various regions of Central Europe through marriage alliances. Established connections between Bosnia and Hungary, influencing trade and diplomatic relations.
Married Matthias Corvinus, strengthening ties
Influenced policies as Queen consort
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