King Louis III of Naples

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King Louis III of Naples was a 15th-century French prince of the House of Anjou who claimed the thrones of Naples and Sicily during the turbulent dynastic conflicts of the Italian peninsula.

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instanceOf Count of Piedmont
Count of Provence
Duke of Anjou
French prince
human
titular King of Naples
titular King of Sicily
burialPlace Angers Cathedral
claimedTitle King of Jerusalem
King of Naples
King of Sicily
conflict Italian dynastic wars
linked to: Italian Wars

Neapolitan succession conflicts
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
dateOfBirth 1403-09-25
dateOfDeath 1434-11-12
deathCause illness
era 15th century
father Louis II of Anjou
givenName Louis
memberOf Capetian House of Anjou
House of Anjou
mother Yolande of Aragon
nobleTitle Count of Piedmont
Count of Provence
Duke of Anjou
King of Naples
King of Sicily
notableFor Angevin involvement in Italian politics
claiming the thrones of Naples and Sicily
opposedBy Alfonso I of Naples
Alfonso V of Aragon
placeOfBirth Kingdom of France
Paris
placeOfDeath Calabria
Cosenza
Kingdom of Naples
positionHeld Count of Piedmont
Count of Provence
Duke of Anjou
titular King of Naples
titular King of Sicily
predecessor Louis II of Anjou
religion Roman Catholicism
sibling Marie of Anjou
René of Anjou
spouse Margaret of Savoy
successor René of Anjou
supportedBy Kingdom of France
Yolande of Aragon

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Margaret of Savoy spouse King Louis III of Naples