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Also Known As Károly Róbert • Charles Robert of Anjou • Carobert of Anjou
Born 1288 • Naples • Italy
Died July 16, 1342 (aged 54) • Visegrad • Hungary
Title / Office king (1308-1342), Hungary
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king of Hungary
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king of Hungary
Gyula, Count Andrássy.
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prime minister of Hungary
Mihály, Count Károlyi
Hungarian statesman
Coloman
king of Hungary
Béla IV
Béla IV
king of Hungary
György Martinuzzi
György Martinuzzi
Hungarian cardinal
István Werbőczi
István Werbőczi
Hungarian statesman
Ladislas I
Ladislas I
king of Hungary
Béla III
king of Hungary
Maria Theresa
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Holy Roman empress
Gábor Bethlen
Gábor Bethlen
king of Hungary
Ladislas
king of Naples
Árpád
ruler of Hungary
Viktor Orbán
Viktor Orbán
prime minister of Hungary
Lajos Kossuth
Lajos Kossuth
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János Hunyadi
János Hunyadi
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Ferenc Deák
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István Bibó
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János Kádár
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