King Louis I of Anjou was born in 1339 and became the Count of Anjou and Maine. He was a member of the House of Anjou and played a significant role in the politics of France during the 14th century. Louis was known for his military campaigns and efforts to expand his territories, particularly in Italy. In 1384, he was appointed King of Naples, where he ruled until his death in 1384. His reign was marked by conflicts with rival factions and attempts to strengthen his rule. Louis I's legacy includes his contributions to the Angevin dynasty and the ongoing struggles for power in Southern Italy.