Baldwin II, Emperor (Principality of Achaea (Latin Empire)) : All Data

Baldwin II was the Emperor of the Latin Empire, reigning from 1240 to 1261. During his tenure, he faced significant challenges, including the Nicaean reconquest of Constantinople in 1261, which marked the end of the Latin Empire. One of the most important wars that occurred during his rule was the Battle of Pelagonia in 1259, where Baldwin II led the Latin forces against the Nicaean Empire. This conflict was part of the larger Byzantine-Nicaean War, which lasted from 1258 to 1261. Despite his efforts, Baldwin II was unable to maintain control over Constantinople, ultimately leading to the downfall of the Latin Empire.