Ladislaus III (rex Hungariae)






Wikidata-logo.svg Ladislaus III (rex Hungariae)

Res apud Vicidata repertae:

Ladislaus III (rex Hungariae): imago




Nativitas: 1199;
Obitus: 7 Maii 1205; Vindobona
Patria: Hungaria

Officium



Officium: King of Hungary
Munus: Politicus




Familia



Genitores: Emericus; Constance of Aragon
Familia: Árpád dynasty



Memoria



Sepultura: Székesfehérvár Basilica





Ladislaus III (natus c. 1200; Vindobonae mortuus die 7 Maii 1205, filius Emerici, fuit rex Hungariae ab anno 1204, sed mox in exsilio missus est a patruo et successore Andrea.






Antecessor:
Emericus

Rex Hungariae
1204-1205
 Successor:
Andreas II

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Reges Hungariae









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Stephanus I (1000–1038)

Petrus Orseolus (1038–1041) —
Samuel Aba (1041–1044) —
Petrus Orseolus (iterum) (1044–1046) —
Andreas I (1046–1060) —
Bela I (1060–1063) —
Salomon (1063–1074) —
Geza I (1074–1077) —
Sanctus Ladislaus I (1077–1095) —
Colomanus (1095–1116) —
Stephanus II (1116–1131) —
Bela II (1131–1141) —
Geza II (1141–1162) —
Stephanus III (1162–1172) —
Ladislaus II (1162–1163) —
Stephanus IV (1163–1165) —
Bela III (1172–1196) —
Emericus (1196–1204) —
Ladislaus III (1204–1205) —
Andreas II (1205–1235) —
Bela IV (1235–1270) —
Stephanus V (1270–1272) —
Ladislaus IV (1272–1290) —
Andreas III (1290–1301) —
Venceslaus (1301–1305) —
Otto (1305–1307) —
Carolus I (1307–1342) —
Ludovicus I (1342–1382) —
Maria (1382–1395) —
Carolus II (1385–1386) —
Sigismundus (1395–1437) —
Albertus (1437–1439) —
Vladislaus I (1439–1444) —
Ladislaus V (1444–1457) —
Matthias Corvinus (1458–1490) —
Vladislaus II (1490–1516) —
Ludovicus II (1516–1526) —
Ferdinandus I (1526–1564) —
Maximilianus (1564–1576) —
Rudolphus (1576–1608) —
Matthias II (1608–1619) —
Ferdinandus  II (1619–1637) —
Ferdinandus III (1637–1657) —
Ferdinandus IV (1647–1654) —
Leopoldus I (1657–1705) —
Iosephus I (1705–1711) —
Carolus III (1711–1740) —
Maria Theresia (1740–1780) —
Iosephus II (1780–1790) —
Leopoldus II (1790–1792) —
Franciscus I (1792–1835) —
Ferdinandus V (1835–1848) —
Franciscus Iosephus I (1848–1916)


Carolus IV (1916–1918)









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