King Sigismund and Venice (1387-1437)

The medieval relationship between the Kingdom of Hungary and Venice was mostly determined by the struggle for the Dalmatian coast, the acquisition of the territory being one of the most successful chapters of Louis I (the Great)'s foreign policy. E. Péter Kovács's book introduces the reader to the era after the great ruler, and with the help of sources he was able to reconstruct the exciting and intricate systems of relations. Sigismund and the Lion: a demanding diplomatic history with numerous side threads.