Frederick III, Duke of Tyrol, was a prominent nobleman in the late 15th century, born in 1418. He ruled over the Duchy of Tyrol from 1446 until his death in 1490. Frederick was known for his efforts to strengthen the region's economy and infrastructure, promoting trade and agriculture. He was also a member of the House of Habsburg, which played a significant role in European politics. Frederick's reign is noted for its cultural developments, including support for the arts and architecture, contributing to the rich heritage of Tyrol that can still be seen today.