| ► 18 November 1318 | |
| King Charles Robert of Hungary marries Beatrix of Luxemburg; the first dynastic relationship between the Hungarian Anjou dynasty and the Luxemburg dynasty. |  |
| ► 24 April 1326 | |
| Charles Robert, king of Hungary founds the court order of knighthood named after Saint George: the first of such knightly societies in Europe. |   |
| ► 1361—1364 | |
| Hostilities between Louis the Great and Charles IV; the Hungarian king goes to war on account of the Emperor publicly disparaging his mother; the debate is settled during the wedding of Emperor Charles IV and Elisabeth of Pomerania in Cracow, and the parties make peace in Brno by the help of the Habsburgs. |  |
| ► 1367 | |
| Gift of ceremonial objects to the Hungarian chapel in Aachen. |   |
| ► 15 February 1368 | |
| As second child, Sigismund, is born to Emperor Charles IV and Elizabeth of Pomerania. |  |
| ► 1370/1371 | |
| The tomb of Casimir III of Poland is made in Cracow out of Hungarian red marble. |  |
| ► 1 June 1373 | |
| Louis the Great of Hungary and Charles IV of Bohemia sign a treaty betrothing their children, the two-year old Mary and the five-year old Sigismund. | |
| ► 1379 onwards | |
| Sigismund of Luxemburg lives at the court of Louis the Great. | |
| ► c. 1380 | |
| Reconstruction of St Elizabeth’s Church in Kassa (now Košice) begins. |   |
| ► 10 September 1382 | |
| Louis the Great dies. His successor to the Hungarian crown is daughter Mary, fiancée to Sigismund of Luxemburg. |   |
| ► After February 1385 | |
| Sigismund of Luxemburg, Margrave of Brandenburg leaves the Hungarian court, then returns with an army and marries Queen Mary. |   |
| ► 31 December 1385 | |
| Charles of Durazzo, King of Naples is crowned king of Hungary. He is assassinated a few weeks later. |  |
| ► 31 March 1387 | |
| Sigismund is crowned King of Hungary. |  |
| ► 1390 | |
| Márton and György Kolozsvári’s bronze equestrian statue of St Ladislas is erected in front of Várad Cathedral. |  |
| ► 17 May 1395 | |
| Queen Mary — pregnant with her first child — dies in a horse accident near Buda (she is buried in Várad). | |
| ► 6 October 1396 | |
| Foundation of the University of Óbuda. |  |
| ► End of July—September 25 1396 | |
| Sigismund sets off on a crusade at the head of a mounted European army. At Nicopolis, he suffers a severe defeat by the Turks under Sultan Bajezid I. |   |
| ► 14 September 1402 | |
| Sigismund IV designates the Austrian prince, (Habsburg) Albert as his successor for the Hungarian throne in case he dies without a male offspring. |   |
| ► After 1404/1405 | |
| Reconstruction of the royal palace in Buda and extension with new wings. Group of statues, including those to decorate the palace, was found in fragments in 1974 right next to the palace. |     |
| ► Middle of November 1405 | |
| Sigismund marries Borbala, daughter of Count Hermann Cillei. |  |
| ► After 1406 | |
| The filigree enamel head reliquary of St Ladislas is made in order to replace the one destroyed in the fire of the Cathedral in Várad. The reliquary is now exhibited in Győr. |  |
| ► 1408 | |
| Ulrich von Jungingen, Grand Master of the Teutonic Order, presents a drinking horn to Sigismund. |   |
| ► May-June 1408 | |
| Sigismund takes an army to Bosnia and gains decisive victory over King Tvrtko of Bosnia. | |
| ► 12 December 1408 | |
| Order of the Dragon founded in order to commemorate the victory of King Sigismund and Queen Borbála over Bosnia. At the time of its founding the order has 24 members including the royal couple. Shortly after the Austrian Order of Dragon was found by Prince Ernő Vas. |     |
| ► 1410 | |
| Construction of the St Sigismund Church founded by the King. |  |
Rex & Imperator
(Before and) 1368—1410Sigismundus Rex Hungariæ
1411—1437 (and later)Sigismundus Rex & Imperator
