Roberto d’Angiò

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Roberto d’Angiò was King Robert of Naples, a 14th-century Angevin monarch known for his political influence in Italy and patronage of the arts and learning.

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instanceOf Angevin ruler
human
king
alliedWith Guelf factions in Italy
alsoKnownAs Robert the Wise
birthDate 1277-00-00
birthPlace Capua
burialPlace Santa Chiara, Naples
capitalOfRealm Naples
child Charles, Duke of Calabria
continentOfActivity Europe
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Naples
deathDate 1343-01-20
deathPlace Naples
dynasty Capetian House of Anjou
linked to: House of Anjou
era 14th century
father Charles II of Naples
knownFor patronage of learning
patronage of the arts
political influence in 14th-century Italy
support of humanist scholars
languageSpoken Italian
Old French
mother Mary of Hungary
linked to: Maria of Hungary
nameInEnglish Robert of Naples
nameInItalian Roberto d’Angiò
nameInLatin Robertus Neapolitanus
nobleFamily House of Anjou
opposed Ghibelline factions in Italy
participatedIn Italian Wars of the early 14th century
patronOf Giotto di Bondone
linked to: Giotto

Petrarch
linked to: Francesco Petrarca

scholars at the University of Naples
politicalAlignment pro-papal
positionHeld Count of Provence
King of Naples
Titular King of Jerusalem
Titular King of Sicily
predecessor Charles II of Naples
reignEnd 1343-01-20
reignStart 1309-00-00
religion Catholicism
linked to: Roman Catholicism
residence Castel Nuovo, Naples
linked to: Castel Nuovo
sibling Saint Louis of Toulouse
spouse Sancia of Majorca
Yolanda of Aragon
successor Joanna I of Naples
supported Avignon Papacy

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Robert of Naples alsoKnownAs Roberto d’Angiò
Robert the Wise also known as Roberto d’Angiò
Roberto d’Angiò nameInItalian Roberto d’Angiò