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  INDEX

  Acciaiuoli, Nicolo, 236–37, 249–56

  Acre, siege of, 129–31; last outpost of Crusader states, 217, 258–59

  Agincourt, battle of, 293–95

  Alfonso V, King of Aragon, King of Sicily, King of Naples,

  adoption by Johanna II, 300, 305

  imprisonment, 310;

  conquest of Naples, 310-11

  death, 329

  Alighieri, Dante, 169, 203, 218

  Alphonse of Poitiers, brother of Louis IX and Charles of Anjou, 166–68, 171–73, 202

  Amalric, King of Jerusalem, 116–17

  Andrew III ‘the Venetian’, King of Hungary, 216, 220

  Andrew of Hungary, husband of Queen Johanna I of Sicily/Naples, 239, 242–47

  Angers, castle of, 24, 167, 290

  ‘Angevin Empire’, 92–93, 149, 266

  Anjou, county of, 13;

  origins of, 19, 22

  Aquinas, Thomas, death, 203;

  canonization, 226–27

  Arles, ‘Kingdom of’, 205, 229–30

  Arthur of Brittany, 75, 139–46

  Avignon, 169, 216, 224, 250

  Baibars, Mamluk Sultan of Egypt, 171

  Baldwin I of Boulogne, Count of Edessa, King of Jerusalem, 59, 63–64

  Baldwin II of Le Bourg, Count of Edessa, King of Jerusalem, 62–65

  Baldwin II, Latin Emperor of Byzantium, 179–83, 190

  Baldwin III, King of Jerusalem, 68, 86

  Baldwin IV ‘the Leper’, King of Jerusalem, 117–18

  Baldwin V, King of Jerusalem, 118

  beata stirps (‘Holy Lineage’), 191, 222, 228

&nbs
p; Beatrice of Provence, Countess of Provence, Countess of Anjou, Queen of Sicily, 168, 183, 186, 190

  Becket, Thomas, 98–101, 119

  Benevento, battle of, 186–88

  Berengaria of Navarre, Queen of England, 127–29

  Bernard of Clairvaux, 82–84

  Bertrand du Guesclin, 268–69

  Black Death, 251–52, 264–65

  Blanche of Castile, Queen of France, 142, 166, 172–73, 176

  Blondel, 133

  Boccaccio, Giovanni, 16, 222, 231, 251–52, 255, 280

  Bohemond, Prince of Antioch, 56

  Boniface VIII, Pope, 218–20, 223–24, 258–60

  Bouvines, battle of, 158

  Byzantine Empire,

  and First Crusade, 55–56

  and Fourth Crusade, 149–55, 179–81

  and Charles of Anjou, 190, 199, 205–06, 234–35

  conquered by the Ottomans, 317

  Carobert, King of Hungary (see Charles Robert)

  Casimir ‘the Great’, King of Poland, 241, 283

  Castel dell’Ovo, 213–14, 255

  castles, 32–33, 45, 238

  Catherine of Valois-Courtenay, 235–36

  Celestine V, Pope, see Pietro Morrone/Maiella

  Charlemagne, 19–23, 28–29, 40-41, 59, 79

  Charles ‘the Bold/Reckless’, Duke of Burgundy, 333–34

  Charles II ‘the Lame/Hunchback’, Prince of Salerno, King of Sicily/Naples, King of Jerusalem, 190, 209–24, 235

  marriage to Marie of Hungary, 190

  capture and imprisonment in Aragon, 210-11

  treatise on recovery of the Holy Land, 217–18

  decides succession, 219

  Charles III ‘the Peaceful’ of Anjou/Durazzo, King of Sicily/Naples and Hungary, 257, 272, 275–76, 278–82

  succession in Naples, 272

  deposition and murder of Johanna I, crowned King of Sicily/Naples, 278–79

  crowned King of Hungary, 282

  imprisonment and murder, 282

  Charles Martel, son of Charles II King of Sicily/Naples, 205, 211, 215–21

  Charles Martel, son of Johanna I Queen of Sicily/Naples, 247, 249, 251, 257

  Charles of Anjou, Count of Provence, Count of Anjou, King of Sicily, Jerusalem and Albania, 165–74, 182–212

  birth, 167

 

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