Jaume II was the King of Aragon from 1291 until his death in 1327. He was born in 1267 and was the son of Jaume I, who was known for his conquests in the Mediterranean. Jaume II continued his father's legacy by expanding the kingdom's territories, particularly in Sicily and Sardinia. During his reign, Jaume II focused on strengthening the royal authority and improving the administration of his kingdom. He also promoted trade and cultural exchanges, which helped to enhance the prosperity of Aragon. His reign is often remembered for its contributions to the development of the region.