Charles I, King (Kingdom of Sicily (Military Occupation)) : All Data

Charles I was the King of the Angevin Kingdom of Sicily from 1266 to 1282. During his reign, he faced significant conflicts, including the War of the Sicilian Vespers (1282). This war erupted when the Sicilian population rebelled against Charles' rule, leading to a series of battles and revolts that ultimately resulted in the expulsion of the Angevins from Sicily. Charles I's rule was marked by his attempts to consolidate his power in Sicily, but his reign ultimately ended in defeat and the loss of the kingdom.