Johann Zápolya (Hungarian Szapolyai János, Croatian Ivan Zapolja, Ivan Zapoljski, Romanian Ioan Zapolya, Serbian Jovan Zapolja, * 2 February 1487 at Spiš Castle, † 22 July 1540 in Mühlbach in Transylvania) was a Hungarian aristocrat, voivode and, from 1526 as John I, King-elect of Hungary and Croatia. July 1540 in Mühlbach in Transylvania) was a Hungarian aristocrat, voivode of Transylvania and from 1526, as John I, elected King of Hungary and Croatia, Historical, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original, Record date not stated
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Johann Zápolya (Hungarian Szapolyai János, Croatian Ivan Zapolja, Ivan Zapoljski, Romanian Ioan Zapolya, Serbian Jovan Zapolja, * 2 February 1487 at Spiš Castle, † 22 July 1540 in Mühlbach in Transylvania) was a Hungarian aristocrat, voivode and, from 1526 as John I, King-elect of Hungary and Croatia. July 1540 in Mühlbach in Transylvania) was a Hungarian aristocrat, voivode of Transylvania and from 1526, as John I, elected King of Hungary and Croatia, Historical, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original, Record date not stated

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