Peter II of Sicily King of Sicily (1337–1342)
Peter II of Sicily is a 38 years old King of Sicily (1337–1342) from Catania. Peter II of Sicily was born on January 01, 1304 (died on August 15, 1342, he was 38 years old) in Catania. His nickname was Pietro II di Sicilia (Italian).
About
No, he died on 08/15/1342, 682 years ago. He was 38 years old when he died. He died in Calascibetta and buried in Palermo Cathedral .
Family
His mother is Eleanor Of Anjou, Queen Of Sicily and his father is Frederick III of Sicily. His mother died at the age of (Peter was 37 years old). When Peter born she was 15 years old. and Frederick III of Sicily was 31 years old when Peter born. His father was a King of Sicily.
Parents
Wife
Children
He had seven children, Constance (53) , Eleanor (50, Queen of Aragon) , Beatrice (39) , Bianca (44) , Euphemia (29, Sicilian princess and regent) , Louis (17) and Frederick (34) . When his first child, Constance Of Sicily, was born, Peter II of Sicily was 222 years old.
Siblings
Peter II of Sicily had 9 siblings. Manfred (2 years younger) , Italian noble Roland (8 years older) , Landgravine of Thuringia and Countess Palatine of Saxony Margaret (62 years older) , Constance (1 year older) , William (8 years younger) , Duchess consort of Bavaria (1328-1349) Elisabeth (6 years younger) , Sanciolo , Alfonso (10 years older) , and John, (13 years younger)
Other facts about Peter II of Sicily
Alias | Pietro II di Sicilia (Italian) |
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Place of death | Calascibetta |
Parent | Frederick III of Sicily, Eleanor of Anjou |
Spouse | Elizabeth of Carinthia Queen of Sicily |
Family | Royal House Of Aragon |
Place of burial | Palermo Cathedral |
Coat of arms image | Http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Arms%20of%20the%20Aragonese%20Kings%20of%20Sicily%20%28Shape%20Variant%29.svg |
Given name | Pierre |
Date of death | 1342-08-23T00:00:00Z |
Noble title | Q62542185 , end time: 1342-08-23T00:00:00Z , start time: 1337-07-03T00:00:00Z , followed by: Louis, King of Sicily , follows: Frederick III of Sicily |