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When Louis of Anjou's expedition arrived in the Kingdom of Naples, Charles managed to avoid Louis' capture of Naples through guerrilla tactics. When Johanna's adopted heir Louis I of Anjou learned of this, he sent a military expedition to conquer Naples and restore Johanna as queen. This marriage led to the inclusion of the House of Anjou in the succession in Hungary, which ruled there from 1308 to 1395. Before that, the French king renounced the counties of Anjou and Maine, the ancestral land of his House, in favor of Charles of Valois. The new pope, Boniface VIII, who had been elected in Naples in 1294 under the patronage of Charles, brokered the peace of Anagni between James II of Aragon and Philip IV of France in 1295, which also included a highly voluntary solution to the conflict over Naples. Sicily: James was to marry Charles's daughter Bianca and obtained from the pope the promise of the investiture in Corsica and Sardinia, while he left the House of Anjou a free hand in Sicily and would even support them in the event of Sicilian resistance.

Karel definitively gave up his claims on Sicily and agreed to the marriage between his daughter Leonora and Frederik. Meanwhile, King Louis I of Hungary had died in 1382, after which his daughter Maria ascended the Hungarian throne. However, Mary's mother Elisabeth of Bosnia ordered Charles to be killed and while visiting Mary and Elisabeth, Charles was attacked on February 7, 1386 and severely wounded in the head. In February 1305 he tried to force the cardinals to hold an election at the conclave of 1304-1305, but none of the cardinals succeeded in obtaining a two-thirds majority. However, the new pope Celestine V would not stay long and even abdicated, forcing a new conclave. Around 1293, Charlemagne interfered in the papal election, as he needed the pope's support and approval to incorporate Sicily into his kingdom. With the approval of Pope Nicholas IV, Charles of Valois bequeathed Marguerite of Anjou-Sicily, the daughter of Charles II, on August 16, 1290.

Charlemagne went to Rieti, where the new Pope Nicholas IV immediately relieved him of all obligations, crowned him King of the Both Sicilies in 1289 and excommunicated Alfonso III of Aragon. This sealed the division of the old Norman-Staufian kingdom of Sicily into a mainland kingdom (Mezzogiorno/Naples) and an insular kingdom (Trinacria/Sicily), which would not be united again until 1816 with the foundation of the Kingdom of the Both Sicilies. Several people applied to withdraw shortly afterwards. Charlemagne, possessed of an almost anachronistic sense of honor, after the failure of his efforts to reconcile the conflicting parties, went to the border of Aragon four months after his coronation to return to captivity. Since no one was interested in a new captivity, his honor was saved and he first went to France. He was released on the terms of paying 30,000 marks and returning to captivity, if the conditions – reconciliation of Aragon with France and the pope – were not fulfilled within a period of three years, leaving three of his sons and sixty Provençal nobles as hostages behind. At the insistence of the pope, Charles destroyed the last center of Islam in Italy in 1300 with Lucera (near Foggia), massacring or enslaving the Muslim inhabitants.

In August 2017, he signed a contract until mid-2021 with FC Barcelona, ​​which paid approximately € 40,000,000 to the Chinese club. It finished 19 points behind champions Manchester United, but restored balance indoors after a dramatic and turbulent 1994/95 season, in which the club parted ways with successful coach George Graham due to money laundering. Adidas had a sponsorship deal with the club that ended at the end of the 2016-17 season. At the start of the Serie A in 1929/30, the club finished fifth. However, he resisted because of the support he had among the Sicilian people and was crowned King of Sicily. Without much difficulty, Charles succeeded in overthrowing Mary in December 1385, after which he became king of Hungary. On February 24, 1386, he succumbed to his wounds in Visegrád, after which he was buried in this city without any religious ceremony. On the third match day, the team had already cleared Real Madrid with clear figures: 4-0. After matchday 23 in February 1994, Deportivo had a five-point lead over Real Madrid and six points over FC Barcelona. A win for Deportivo in the home game against Levante, who had already played out, was an absolute necessity and was achieved relatively easily: 2-0. Still, the atmosphere in the stadium was limited because of the results on the other fields.