This article provides a list of famous people who died in 1285 . See also: Category: Dead in 1285
Charles I of Anjou
Martin IV
Til kolup
Philip I of Savoy
Kunigunda Slavonskaya
Philip III the Brave
Pedro III the Great
Alvarez, Ordone
January
- January 7 - Charles I of Anjou (57) - Count of Anjou , Maine , Count of Provence and Forcalquier (1246–1285), King of Sicily (1266–1282), First King of Naples (1282–1285), Prince of Achaea (1278–1285), the first king of Albania (1272–1285), the titular king of Jerusalem (1278–1285)
- January 8 - Thorfinn Hamar - Bishop of Hamar , the holy Roman Catholic Church .
February
- February 2 - - Bishop of Saint-Malo (1264–1285)
- February 3 - Roman Vladimirovich - Prince Uglitsky (1261-1255), the holy Russian Orthodox Church
- February 8 - Dietrich II the Wise - Margrave Landsberg (1261–1285)
- February 17 - - a student of Francis of Assisi , the holy Roman Catholic Church .
- - Imam of Yemen (1258-1260)
March
- March 26 - - Japanese hero of the fight against the Mongols.
- March 28 - Martin IV - Pope of Rome (1281–1285).
April
- April 16 - - Bishop of Passau (1283–1285)
- April 23 - - Bishop of Liege (1247–1274)
May
- May 12 - - Bishop of Bamberg (1257–1285)
- May 20 - Jean (John) I de Lusignan - King of Cyprus and King of Jerusalem (1284-1255).
June
- June 17 - - Tunisian scholar and writer
- June 19 - Yakuno Amlak - Emperor of the Ethiopian Empire (1270-1255), founder of the Solomon dynasty
- Otto III - Count of Weimar , titular Count of Orlamunde (1248–1285)
July
- July 3 - Margaret of Flanders - Duchess Consort of Brabant and Duchess Consort of Limburg (1273-1285), wife of Jean I
- July 7 - Til Kolup - an impostor who pretended to be the emperor Frederick II of Staufen . Burned at the stake.
- July 15 - Teresa Gil de Vidaure - the secret wife of King Aragon Jaime I the Conqueror (1265-1276) (not the queen)
- July 28 - Keran - Queen Consort of Cilician Armenia (1269–1285), wife of Levon III
- July 30 - Johann I - Duke of Saxony (1261-1822), founder of the Lauenburg line Askaniev.
August
- August 3 - - Bishop of Laon (1280–1285)
- August 6 - - Bishop of Naumburg (1280–1285)
- August 16 - Philip I of Savoy - Archbishop of Lyon (1245–1267), Count of Savoy (1268–1285) and Burgundy pfalzgraf (as a wife) (1268–1279)
- August 22 - - General Superior of the Order of the Servites , founder of the women's branch of the order, the holy Roman Catholic Church [1] .
- August 27 - - Archbishop of York (1279-1255)
September
- September 9 - Kunigunda Slavonskaya - Queen of Consort of the Czech Republic (1261–1278), wife of Premysl Otakar II , Regent of the Czech Republic (1278–1285)
October
- October 5 - Philip III the Bold (49) - King of France (1270–1285)
November
- November 11 - Pedro III the Great - King of Aragon , King of Valencia and Count of Barcelona (1276–1285), King of Sicily (1282–1285)
- November 21 - - Bishop of London (1280).
December
- December 21 - Alvares, Ordone - Cardinal-Bishop Frascati and Dean of the Board of Cardinals (1278-1,285)
Date unknown or needs clarification.
- - Emperor (Mansa) of the Mali Empire (1275-1255)
- - Count Neuchatel (1272-1285)
- Anna Hungarian - the wife of Prince Rostislav Mikhailovich
- Hugo IV - Earl of Rethel (1272–1285)
- - Bishop Lisieux (1267-1255)
- is a Franciscan theologian.
- Dovmont - Grand Duke of Lithuania (?) 1282 (?) - 1285 (?)
- Géraaux VI d'Armagnac - comte d'Armagnac , comte de Fezensac and comte de Rodez (1256-1285).
- is a Portuguese troubadour.
- - Arab historian
- - one of the founders of the Gaudente Order
- Maria de Coucy is the queen consort of Scotland (1239–1249), wife of Alexander II
- - Italian artist of the Florentine school.
- - English sculptor
- Rytbjof - French Truver.
- - Andalusian poet.
- - the first prince of Samtskhe-Saatabago (1268-1255)
- - Catalan troubadour
- - chief rabbi of Castile and Kabbalist
- Francesca da Rimini is a noble Italian lady who has become one of the eternal images in European culture. Date of death is presumed.
- Christian III - Count of Oldenburg (1270-1855), ancestor in a straight male line of kings of Denmark, Sweden and Norway, Russian emperors, beginning with Peter III
- Yaromar III - Prince of Rugen (1260 / 1268–1285)
See also
- List of dead in 1284
- List of deceased in 1286