Joan I of Naples

Joan I of Naples was a queen who ruled from 1343 until her death in 1382. She was the granddaughter of Charles I of Anjou and became queen at a young age following her mother's death. Her reign was marked by political intrigue, conflicts, and power struggles, including defiance against the Papacy. Joan was known for her strong will and efforts to maintain her authority, leading to wars and tensions with neighboring states. Despite her challenges, she was a significant figure in medieval Italy and played a vital role in the history of the Kingdom of Naples.