Tag: Robert of Anjou

• 133 – catching up with Genoa… again (1310 – 1442)

  and 15th century Genoa to catch up on all their wars with Venice and the Aragonese as well as all the internal infighting between the various Doria, Spinola, Fieschi, Grimaldi and Campofregaso for which external rulers are constantly called in, the, Anjou, Milan, France, Monferrato, milan again and so on.

  A History of Italy

  February 22, 2022

  Anzio, Baucicault, Campofregaso, Christopher Colombus, DFogatoi, Doge, Fieschi, Filippo Maria Visconti, Genoa, Genova, Ghibelline, Grimaldi, Guelph, Jean de Maigre, Milan, Ottoman, Podcast, Robert of Anjou, Simon Boccanegra, Venice

• 094 – Naples vs Sicily

  We see how the descent of Emperor Henry VII reignites the conflict between Frederick of Sicily and the new king of Naples, Robert. The animosity will last as long as the two men live.

  A History of Italy

  August 2, 2020

  Calabria, Frederick III of Sicily, Henry VII, Joan of Naples, Naples, Podcast, Robert of Anjou