Anna of Bavaria was a German princess born in 1432, known for her marriage to King Sigismund of Hungary. She was part of the influential House of Wittelsbach, which played a significant role in European politics during the Middle Ages. Anna's marriage helped strengthen alliances between various European powers. Throughout her life, Anna was involved in the political affairs of her time, particularly in the Kingdom of Hungary. She became queen consort in 1446 and was known for her efforts to support her husband's reign. Anna passed away in 1462, leaving a legacy tied to her family's prominence in European history.