List of the dead in 1363

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January 1
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March 3
April 4
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 august
October 9th
10 november
11 December
12 Date unknown or requires clarification
13 See also

This article provides a list of famous people who died in 1363 . See also: Category: Deaths in 1363 .

Meingard III

Henry III of Braunschweig-Luneburg

Simon Boccanegra

Oduen Aubert

Christopher, Duke of Lolland

Ralph of Shrewsbury

Leopold III von Bebenburg

Theodosius Tarnovsky

Averardo de Medici

Blanca Namur

Gerhard von Ehrenberg

Longchenpa

Tenoch

January

January 13 - Meingard III (18) - the last duke of Lower Bavaria and the last count of Tyrol (1361–1363). Rules together with mother Margarita Moultash
January 23 - - Bishop of Lavant (1357–1363)
January 31 - - Patriarch of the Coptic Orthodox Church (1348–1363)

February

February 6 - - Prince-Bishop of Hildesheim (1331–1363)
February 22 - - an English knight captivating King David II of Scotland; killed
- Bishop of Ce (1356–1363)

March

March 3 - Simon Boccanegra - the first Doge of Genoa (1339–1344, 1356–1363); poisoned

April

April 22 - is a German military adventurer and condottier-- who was active in northern and central Italy.

May

May 10 - - Bishop of Paris (1349–1350), Bishop Auxerre (1350–1353), Bishop of Montpellier (1352–1361), Cardinal Priest Santi Giovanni e Paolo (1353–1361), Cardinal Bishop of Ostia (1361–1363), Dean of the College of Cardinals (1361)
May 19 - - daughter of Count Blois Guy I de Blois-Chatillon , Duchess-consort of Lorraine (until 1346), wife of the Duke of Raul , regent of Lorraine with his son Jean I , later wife of Lorrain, Ferry, Count de Lingeance
May 28 - - Baron Harington (1347–1363).

June

June 11 - 22] - son and heir of the Danish King Waldemar IV Atterdag , Duke of Lolland (1359–1363)
June 20 - - Italian condottier, papal army captain general and captain general of the Florentine army; died of the plague.
June 23 - - Syrian historian and biographer.

July

July 18 - Constance of Aragon - daughter of King of Aragon Pedro IV , consort queen of Sicily (1361–1363), wife of Federigo III .
July 29 - - Baron Bardolph (1312–1363)

August

August 14 - - Chancellor of the University of Oxford (1328–1329), Bishop of Bath and Wales (1329–1363)
August 23 - - founder and king of the rebellious state of the Great Han (Chen Han) (1360–1363); died in battle.
August 29 - Philip of Navarre - son of King of Navarre Philip III d'Evreux , brother of Charles the Evil , Earl of Longville (1353–1363)
Callist I of Constantinople - Patriarch of Constantinople (1350–1354, 1355–1363). Revered in the Orthodox Church in the guise of saints

October

October 7 - Eleanor de Bohun, Countess Ormond (58) - daughter of Humphrey VII de Bohun , Countess-Consort Ormond (1327–1338), wife of James Butler, 1st Earl of Ormond
October 21 - - Bishop of Tulle (1342), Cardinal Priest of San Lorenzo in Damazo (1342–1363)
October 25 - Voislav Voinovich - Serbian feudal lord of the Voinovic family, Duke of Gacko (1349–1363), Duke of Huma (1358–1363); died of the plague.
October 27 - - Bishop of Bressanone (1336–1363)
October 28 - - Bishop of Bamberg (1353–1363), author of political works.
- Archbishop of Ambrein (1351-1361 / 1363)

November

November 21 - - the eldest daughter of Prince Bernard Svidnitsky , Princess Consort Glogovskaya (1326–1331), wife of Przemysl Glogowski , Princess Gloguvskaya (1361–1362)
November 22 - - Bishop of Moe (1334–1351), Bishop of Noyon (1351–1352), Bishop of Paris (1353–1363)
November 27 - Theodosius Tarnovsky - Orthodox saint , reverend , famous figure of the Bulgarian church , hesychast monk, founder of the Kilifarevsky monastery , enlightener.

December

December 10 - Elizabeth de Burgh, 4th Countess Ulster - daughter of William de Burgh, 3rd Earl of Ulster Countess Ulster (1333–1363), Duchess-Consort Clarence (1352–1363), wife of Lionel Antwerp, Duke of Clarence

Date is unknown or requires clarification.

- Italian politician, father of Giovanni di Bichchi de Medici
- Khan of the Chagatai ulus (1363)
- Turkic Mamluk writer and historian
Blanca Namurskaya is the daughter of Margrave Namur Jean I , Queen Consort of Sweden (1335–1363), Queen Consort of Norway (1335–1343), wife of Magnus Ericsson .
- Italian writer, founder of the Aquilan chronicles
- Prince Bishop of Speyer (1336–1363);
- Bishop of Osnabruck (1321–1349), Archbishop of Hamburg-Bremen (1348–1359)
Daniel - Bishop of Suzdal (1350-1352).
- Lord High Treasurer of Ireland (1343–1348), Chief Baron of the Irish Treasury (1355–1363)
Jean I de Châtillon-sur-Marne - Senor de Châtillon, de Gandelou, de Croissy, de Marigny, de la Ferte-en-Pontieux (1329–1363), supreme administrator of the royal court of France (1350–1363), participant in the Hundred Years War .
Jeanne de Valois - daughter of Carla Valois , countess-consort of Beaumont-le-Roger (1320–1332), wife of Robert III d'Artois .
Ivan Komnin Asen - ruler of the Walloon despotate (1345–1363)
, businessman and mayor of Lübeck (1360–1362), Admiral of the Hanseatic Fleet, executed after defeat in a naval battle against the fleet of Danish King Waldemar IV Atterdag at Helsingborg in the Öresund Strait (1362)
Longchenpa is a teacher of Tibetan Buddhism , one of the most significant writers in the history of the Nyingma school , a systematizer of Dzogchen teachings .
Liu Futong is a Chinese military leader, leader of a popular uprising at the end of the Yuan Empire .
- First Earl of Wigtown (1341–1363)
- daughter of Prince of Opava Mikulas II , margraine consort of Moravia (1350–1363), wife of Margrave Johann Heinrich
- Italian historian, co-author of Nuova Cronica
- the founder and first ruler of the state of the Mmuzaffarids (1314-1358; deposed by his son and died in prison.
Niccolo di Ser Sozzo - Italian artist of the Siena school
Neil Kavasila - Archbishop of Thessaloniki (circa 1340), Byzantine theologian and polemicist.
is a German nobleman, hired commander of the Aleman guard in the Serbian Imperial Army, Stefan Dusan .
- Bishop of Leon (1349–1359), Bishop of Saint-Malo (1349–1359), Bishop of Rennes (1359–1363)
- Mexican warlord, legendary Aztec leader.
- Bishop of Galloway (1359–1363)
- Bishop of Ferrara (1349–1357), Bishop of Florence (1357–1363)
- Italian politician