1266-1285 Charles I
1268 Battle of Tagliacozzo; defeat and execution of Conradin; Charles secures his control over the kingdom
1282 The Sicilian Vespers; Peter III of Aragon takes control of Sicily
1285-1309 Charles II, the Lame
1302 Peace of Caltabellotta; Aragonese control of Sicily is accepted
1309-1343 Robert, the Wise, hostage of Aragon ( married Jolanda of Aragon ), supports the Guelf faction against the Papacy ,patron of Literature and Art
1343-1382 Joanna I; she marries her cousin Andrew of Hungary (younger brother of Louis the Great of Hungary)
1345 Andrew of Hungary murdered with the connivance of Joanna I
1347-48 Invasion of Louis of Hungary; Joanna flees to Avignon; she obtains permission (1348) to marry Louis of Taranto (d.1362); Louis of Hungary meets resistance, withdraws
1350 Second invasion of Louis of Hungary fails(peace treaty, 1351)
1363 Joanna marries James of Majorca (d.1375)
1372 Peace with Frederick IV of Sicily; he is recognized as ‘King of Trinacria’ (terms accepted by Pope Gregory XI only after modification, 1374)
1376 Joanna marries Otto of Brunswick
1380 Joanna disinherits Charles of Durazzo, names Louis of Anjou as her heir
1382 Revolt by Charles of Durazzo; Joanna imprisoned and strangled