Andrew III of Hungary

Andrew III (c. 1265–1301), called the Venetian, was a grandson of Andrew II, born in Venice to Stephen the Posthumous and Tomasina Morosini. In 1278 a rebellious lord invited him to Hungary against Ladislaus IV, but it failed.

As the last male Árpád he was elected king after Ladislaus IV's murder in 1290. He issued the first Hungarian coronation diploma, but great baronial houses ruled their lands independently and rebelled repeatedly.

Albert of Austria and Mary of Hungary also claimed his throne; Andrew forced Albert to make peace. He died on 14 January 1301, leaving his queen Agnes of Austria, and the Árpád dynasty died with him.