Robert the Wise

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Robert the Wise was a 14th-century King of Naples from the House of Anjou, noted for his political influence in Italy and his patronage of arts and learning.

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Robert the Wise canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf King of Naples
human
member of royalty
monarch
also known as Robert of Anjou
linked to: Robert of Naples

Roberto d’Angiò
Roberto il Saggio
burial place Santa Chiara, Naples
country of citizenship Kingdom of Naples
date of birth 1277
date of death 1343-01-20
era Late Middle Ages
father Charles II of Naples
givenName Robert
known for patronage of arts
patronage of learning
political influence in 14th-century Italy
language of work or name Italian
Latin
mother Mary of Hungary
noble family Capetian House of Anjou
linked to: House of Anjou

House of Anjou
occupation politician
ruler
participated in Italian politics of the 14th century
patronage University of Naples
literature
theology and philosophy
visual arts
place of birth Kingdom of Naples
place of death Naples
position held Count of Provence
Duke of Calabria
King of Jerusalem (titular)
King of Naples
Prince of Salerno
predecessor Charles II of Naples
reign 1309–1343 as King of Naples
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Naples
royal house House of Anjou-Naples
linked to: Kingdom of Naples
sex or gender male
sibling Saint Louis of Toulouse
spouse Sancia of Majorca
Yolanda of Aragon
successor Joanna I of Naples
title Rex Robertus Sapiens

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Joanna I of Naples predecessor Robert the Wise
Robert of Naples alsoKnownAs Robert the Wise
Roberto d’Angiò alsoKnownAs Robert the Wise
Sancia of Majorca spouse Robert the Wise