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King Charles also invades Matthew's domain and …
Years: 1315 - 1315
King Charles also invades Matthew's domain and occupies Visegrád.
The king attempts to weaken the unity among Matthew's partisans through diplomatic means.
According to a royal charter issued in September 1315, Charles I deprives three of the oligarch's retainers of all their possessions and gives these to Palatine Dominic Rátót, because they support Matthew Csák's efforts and have not asked for the king's grace.
One of these sanctioned nobles is Felician Záh, who will later unsuccessfully attempt to assassinate the entire royal family in 1330.
The king attempts to weaken the unity among Matthew's partisans through diplomatic means.
According to a royal charter issued in September 1315, Charles I deprives three of the oligarch's retainers of all their possessions and gives these to Palatine Dominic Rátót, because they support Matthew Csák's efforts and have not asked for the king's grace.
One of these sanctioned nobles is Felician Záh, who will later unsuccessfully attempt to assassinate the entire royal family in 1330.
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Years: 1315 - 1315
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