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| '''Louis I''' (''Lajos'') was king of [[Hungary/Monarchs#Kingdom_of_Hungary|Hungary]] and [[Croatia/Monarchs#Kingdom_of_Croatia|Croatia]]. | '''Louis I''' (''Lajos'') was king of [[Hungary/Monarchs#Kingdom_of_Hungary|Hungary]], [[Croatia/Monarchs#Kingdom_of_Croatia|Croatia]], and [[Poland/Monarchs#Kingdom_of_Poland|Poland]]. |
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| [[Romania/BogdanI|Bogdan I]] rebelled and established an independent [[Romania/Monarchs#Principality_of_Romania|Principality of Romania]]. After nearly a decade of invasions and occupations, Bogdan's grandson '''Lațcu''' finally was vassalized. | [[Romania/BogdanI|Bogdan I]] rebelled and established an independent [[Romania/Monarchs#Principality_of_Romania|Principality of Romania]]. After years of invasions and occupations, Bogdan's grandson '''Lațcu''' finally was vassalized when Louis inherited the kingdom of [[Poland/Monarchs#Kingdom_of_Poland|Poland]] upon the death of his uncle [[Poland/CasimirIII|Casimir III]]. |
Louis I
Louis I (Lajos) was king of Hungary, Croatia, and Poland.
History
Charles I was the eldest surviving son of Charles I.
Reign
Bogdan I rebelled and established an independent Principality of Romania. After years of invasions and occupations, Bogdan's grandson Lațcu finally was vassalized when Louis inherited the kingdom of Poland upon the death of his uncle Casimir III.