Peter II of Sicily

Peter II of Sicily, born in Catania on July 24, 1305, was the son of King Frederick III of Sicily and Eleanor of Anjou. Peter's mother, Eleanor, was a daughter of Charles II of Naples. He held several occupations, including King of Sicily, politician, Prince, and member of the aristocracy. Peter II was of Italian nationality.

He became co-ruler with his father as King of Sicily in 1321, and later assumed sole rule in 1337, ruling until his death on August 15, 1342. Peter II passed away in Calascibetta.

Peter II and his wife had several children, including Constance of Sicily (regent), Frederick the Simple, Louis, King of Sicily, Eleanor of Sicily, Beatrice of Sicily (1326–1365), Euphemia of Sicily, and Louis the Child.