Charles Robert of Hungary

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Charles Robert of Hungary was a 14th-century king who consolidated royal power and restored stability in the Kingdom of Hungary as a prominent member of the Capetian House of Anjou.

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instanceOf Capetian House of Anjou member
King of Hungary
human
medieval monarch
alsoKnownAs Charles I of Hungary
Károly Róbert
birthPlace Kingdom of Naples
Naples
child Andrew, Duke of Calabria
Catherine of Hungary
Ladislaus of Hungary
Louis I of Hungary
Stephen, Duke of Slavonia
linked to: Duke of Slavonia
citizenship Kingdom of Hungary
coronationDate 1310
country Kingdom of Hungary
deathPlace Kingdom of Hungary
Visegrád
era 14th century
familyName of Anjou
linked to: Anjou
father Charles Martel of Anjou
givenName Charles
Károly
mother Mary of Hungary, Queen of Naples
linked to: Maria of Hungary
nobleFamily House of Anjou
nobleTitle Duke
King
notableFor consolidating royal power in Hungary
introducing a stable gold currency (the florin) in Hungary
promoting gold mining in Hungary
reorganizing the Hungarian economy
restoring stability in the Kingdom of Hungary
strengthening central authority over Hungarian nobility
occupation monarch
positionHeld Duke of Calabria
King of Hungary
predecessor Otto of Bavaria
Wenceslaus III of Bohemia
reign 1308–1342
relative Charles Martel of Anjou
Elizabeth of Poland
Louis I of Hungary
Mary of Hungary, Queen of Naples
linked to: Maria of Hungary
religion Roman Catholicism
royalHouse Capetian House of Anjou
linked to: House of Anjou
sexOrGender male
spouse Beatrice of Luxembourg
Elizabeth of Poland
Maria of Bytom
linked to: Mary of Bytom
successor Louis I of Hungary

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House of Anjou hasMember Charles Robert of Hungary