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Capetian House of Anjou #2 - Statistics

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The king above comes form branch in Durazzo Anjou-Durazzo
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However another kingdom of in the Iberia claimed Naples as the control Sicily and king above lost his throne what is the kingdom name Aragon
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Joanna I was succeed by later by her second cousin later claimed Hungary but failed Charles III
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Alfonso V whom conquer Naples bastard son inherited the throne after his death Ferdinand I
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His another daughter became king of Poland Jadwiga
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Not the claimant the king was succeed by his sister whom was second of the name and last monarch of Capetian House of Anjou Joanna II
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She married this Grand Duke that would lead this to form the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth Jogaila
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He was name after a Hungary and succeed his father and another French cadet branch claimed his throne Ladislaus
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Joanna I second husband also had a claimant has a typically French name rule as co monarch Louis I
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Only form this claimants this he did rule for years also typically french name Louis II
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The Louis I of Hungary not same above had no sons who was his daughter whom inherited Hungary her name very common for this age Mary
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She died and her heir whom she also choose was the second son of the claimant he was known as the Good Rene
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Who was her husband whom later became Emperor and king of Bohemia also popular of the Hussite wars later in life Sigismund
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What is also the house name ruling house of the kingdom this house is also the one to lead to Spain Trastamara
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This brand of the royal house of France the Valois was also in Anjou Valois-Anjou
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