King of Albania

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Charles I of Anjou was a 13th-century French-born monarch from the Capetian House of Anjou who became a powerful Mediterranean ruler, notably serving as King of Sicily and expanding Angevin influence into the Balkans.

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King of Albania canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf monarchical title
royal title
alsoKnownAs King of the Albanians
Rex Albaniae
appliesToJurisdiction Albania
associatedDynasty Capetian House of Anjou
linked to: House of Anjou

House of Anjou
associatedWithEvent Angevin expansion into the Balkans
associatedWithPerson Charles I of Anjou
borderedBy Adriatic Sea
Byzantine Empire
Kingdom of Serbia
continent Europe
country Albania
createdBy Charles I of Anjou
firstHolder Charles I of Anjou
hasJurisdictionOver Kingdom of Albania (medieval)
linked to: Kingdom of Albania
historicalPeriod 13th century
Middle Ages
inception 1272
languageOfTitle Latin
Medieval Greek
Old French
officeHolder Charles I of Anjou
partOf Angevin Empire in the Mediterranean
Kingdom of Albania (medieval)
linked to: Kingdom of Albania
politicalSystem feudal monarchy
region Adriatic coast
Balkans
religionAssociated Roman Catholicism
seatOfPower Durrës
successorState Byzantine reconquest of parts of Albania
Serbian control of parts of Albania
titleHolderRole sovereign of the Kingdom of Albania (medieval)

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Charles I of Anjou title King of Albania
Charles I of Naples noble title King of Albania
Philip I of Taranto nobleTitle King of Albania
Charles II of Anjou positionHeld King of Albania