Ladislaus IV
King of Hungary, the 'Cuman King'
Born
1262
763 years ago
Died
July 10th, 1290
734 years ago — 28 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Hungary
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Ruled Hungary from 1272 until his death in 1290. His reign was marked by the influence of the Cumans, a nomadic group allied with Hungary. The king's policies sought to integrate Cuman culture into the kingdom. Ladislaus IV faced challenges from the nobility and external threats, particularly from neighboring powers. His rule saw both military campaigns and internal strife, ultimately leading to a fragmented political landscape. The kingdom experienced significant turmoil following his passing, impacting the stability of Hungary for years.
Strengthening alliances with the Cumans
Facing internal conflicts with Hungarian nobility
Attempting to centralize royal authority
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