Andrew, Duke of Calabria

Andrew of Hungary (1327–1345), Duke of Calabria, was a son of Charles I of Hungary. His family felt cheated of Naples, whose crown Charles II had left to Robert rather than to Andrew's father. In 1333 Andrew was betrothed at the age of six to Joanna, heir of Robert the Wise.

Raised in Naples, the soldierly boy never fitted the refined court, and the marriage was unhappy. When Robert died in 1343 and left the crown to Joanna alone, Andrew was kept from power. His mother Elizabeth sought papal approval for his coronation, but Pope Clement VI would crown him only as an honorary consort.

Conspirators strangled him at Aversa after a hunt on 18 September 1345. His brother Louis I of Hungary twice invaded the kingdom to avenge him.