D'Anjou Dynasty of Hungary and Croatia - Episode 3 - ''Chivalric Crusher''

King Charles I Robert D'Anjou ''deals with the oligarchs'' ... who... really do not put up much of a defense... well they do give him a decade or more of grief... but he manages to ''deal with them'' and reorganize and remodel the realm.
I bet you all can't wait to see how that goes wrong at some point.
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Produced, written, animated, voiced and edited by: Matko Bonačić-Krešić univ. bacc. hist.

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Thanks alot! Great video!