Historical Events tagged with "instability"
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Andrew III of Hungary's Death Ends Árpád Dynasty
The death of Andrew III of Hungary marked the end of the Árpád dynasty, which had ruled Hungary since its foundation. Andrew III passed away without an heir, leading to a power vacuum in the kingdom. This event took place in Buda, the capital, leading to ongoing disputes over succession. Many nobles jostled for influence, and Hungary gradually moved towards a period of instability and fragmentation with foreign claims on the throne.
Continue ReadingSima Yao Becomes Emperor Xiaowu
Sima Yao, at just 10 years old, ascended to the throne as Emperor Xiaowu after the death of his father, Emperor Jianwen. His elevation took place during a tumultuous period known as the Sixteen Kingdoms, marked by political instability and fragmentation of power in China. His succession represented a continuity of the Eastern Jin dynasty, but also raised concerns about the ability of a young emperor to navigate the complex politics of the time.
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