People Who Died in 1364
Agnes of Austria
Born into the House of Habsburg, played a significant role in European politics through marriage. Became the wife of King Charles I of Hungary, strengthening ties between the Habsburg dynasty and the Kingdom of Hungary. Involved in various political intrigues and alliances, particularly during the struggles for control over Hungarian lands. After the death of her husband, focused on the welfare of her children and the management of the Habsburg territories, ensuring the continuation of the family's influence in Central Europe.
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Served as queen consort and regent of Aragon during the 14th century. Played a significant role in the political affairs of the region, especially during the minority of her stepson. Governed effectively while influencing both domestic and foreign policies. Managed various cultural and social projects, fostering the development of the kingdom.
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Served as the first Archbishop of Bohemia after the establishment of the archbishopric in 1344. Instrumental in the development of the ecclesiastical structure in the region. Contributed to the establishment of various religious institutions and promoted the Christian faith throughout Bohemia. Played a significant role in the administration of church affairs and served as a key advisor to the ruling house. His tenure marked the beginning of a more organized church hierarchy in Bohemia, impacting the religious landscape.
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Reigned as the emperor of Japan during the Nanboku-chō period, which was marked by political strife and conflict between rival factions. Ascended to the throne in 1331, his reign saw the rise of the Ashikaga clan. The era is characterized by a division of imperial authority and ongoing civil wars, known as the Northern and Southern Courts struggle. His reign was one of the dynastic shifts that marked the turbulent history of Japan.
Continue ReadingRobert of Taranto
Ascended the throne of Albania in the early 14th century, establishing his rule amidst the political turbulence of the time. Robert led military campaigns to solidify his power and territory. His reign marked the beginning of a new dynasty that would influence the region for decades. He played a key role in the interactions between local powers and external influences, particularly from neighboring kingdoms. Robert's governance included efforts to strengthen the administrative framework of Albania and assert independence within the Balkan context. His death in 1364 left a significant legacy for his successors.
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Ruled as king from 1350 until capture in 1356. Faced significant challenges during the Hundred Years' War, leading France against the English forces. The Battle of Poitiers resulted in a major defeat, resulting in capture and subsequent imprisonment in England. Signed the Treaty of Brétigny in 1360, which had lasting implications for French territory and sovereignty. Returned to France in 1364 after his release.
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