Queen Mary of Hungary was a significant historical figure born in 1371. She was the daughter of King Louis I of Anjou and became the queen consort of Sigismund of Luxembourg, who later became the Holy Roman Emperor. Her reign was marked by political challenges and efforts to maintain stability in the Kingdom of Hungary. Mary was known for her strong leadership and diplomatic skills. She played a crucial role in the politics of Central Europe during her time, navigating complex relationships with neighboring powers. Her legacy includes contributions to the cultural and political landscape of Hungary and the broader region.