Difference between revisions of "James IV of Majorca"

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For James IV of Scotland, [[James IV]]
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|birth_place=possibly Spain
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|birth_date=1335/1336
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|death_date=January 20, 1375 (aged c. 38/39)
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'''James IV of Majorca''', also known as '''Jaume IV''' (c. 1336 – 20 January 1375) unsuccessfully claimed the thrones of the Kingdom of Majorca and the Principality of Achaea from 1349 until his death. He was also the king consort of Naples, but was excluded from the government.
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'''James IV of Majorca''', also known as '''Jaume IV''' (1335/1336 – January 1375) unsuccessfully claimed the throne of the Kingdom of Majorca.
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== Birth ==
 
== Birth ==
 
Born around 1336, James was the son of King James III of Majorca
 
Born around 1336, James was the son of King James III of Majorca

Revision as of 15:34, April 30, 2021

James IV

King of Majorca
In office
1349 – January 20, 1375
Preceded by James III (deposed)
Peter IV of Aragon
Succeeded by Isabella (titular)

Born 1335/1336
Died January 20, 1375

James IV of Majorca, also known as Jaume IV (1335/1336 – January 1375) unsuccessfully claimed the throne of the Kingdom of Majorca.

Birth

Born around 1336, James was the son of King James III of Majorca