List of the dead in 1365

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

This article provides a list of famous people who died in 1365 . See also: Category: Deaths in 1365 .

Ludwig VI Roman

Jan Scinavsky

Roger de Pen

Lorenzo Chelsea

Rudolph IV the Magnanimous

Ludovico della Torre

Barnim IV

Johann II von Lichtenberg

Niccolo Achchayoli

Giovanni da Ponte

Jungten Dorjepel

Jacob Sersky

January

January 20 - - Earl of Nassau-Hadamar (1334–1365)

February

February 2 - - Italian inquisitor, saint of the Roman Catholic Church; killed by heretics.
February 27 - Ludwig VI Roman - Duke of Upper Bavaria (1347–1351), Margrave of Brandenburg (as Ludwig II) (1351–1356), first Elector of Brandenburg (1356–1365)

March

March 8 - - Mongolian princess, consort queen of Korea (Koryo), wife of Van Konmin
- Bishop of Lausanne (1341), Archbishop of Tarantez (1342–1365)

April

April 1 - - Japanese statesman, campaign (1338–1342)
April 19 - - Count of Gruyere (1342–1365)

May

May 1 - - Count of Rietberg (1347–1365)
May 7 - , a 15-year-old passive homosexual, died unable to bear the brutal punishment.
May 12 - - Bishop of Autun (1351-1358), Archbishop of Lyon (1358-1355).
May 19 - Jan Scinavsky - prince of Goguw-Zagan and Greater Poland (together with brothers Heinrich Verny, Boleslav , Konrad and Przemk ) (1309–1312), prince of Zagan (together with brothers Heinrich Verny and Przemk) - (1312–1316 / 1317) , Prince of Poznan (with brothers Henry Verny and Przemk) (1312–1314), Prince of Scinavia (1316 / 1317–1365)
May 28 - - Master of the Order of the Hospitalleroa (Ioannites) (1355–1365)
May 30 - - Senior de Sanlúcar (1339–1365),
- the only Baron Ugtred (1344–1365)

June

2 June
- Andrei Konstantinovich - Grand Duke of Suzdal-Nizhny Novgorod (1355–1365), the Holy Russian Orthodox Church .
- Maria Ivanovna - daughter of Prince of Moscow and Vladimir Ivan Kalita , Princess Consort of Rostov (1328–1365), wife of Prince Konstantin Vasilyevich ; died of the plague
June 5 - - Princess Consort Bytom (1347-1355), wife of Prince Boleslav Bytomsky , Princess Bytom (1355-1357)
June 30 - - Bishop of Basel (1335–1365)

July

July 18 - Chelsea, Lorenzo - Doge of Venice (1361–1365)
July 25 - Earl of Weimar-Orlamunde (1314–1365)
July 27 - Rudolph IV the Magnanimous - Duke of Austria , Styria and Carinthia (1358–1365), Count of Tyrol (1363–1365); died of the plague.
July 30 - - Bishop of Trieste (1346–1349), Bishop of Olena (1349–1357), Bishop of Coroni (1357–1359), Patriarch of Aquileia (1359–1365)

August

August 12 - - Archbishop of Salzburg (1343–1365) (first prince-archbishop).
August 22 - Barnim IV - Prince Wolgast and Rügen (1326–1365) together with brothers Boguslav V the Great and Vartislav V

September

Mir Pulad - Khan of the Golden Horde (1364–1365), the first Khan of the Golden Horde from the Shiban clan, was killed by Ilyas, his chief emir .
September 3 - - Bishop of Schwerin (1365)
September 8 - - Empress-Consort of China, wife of Togon-Temur (1337–1365)
September 13 - - Bishop of Strasbourg (1353–1365), Landgrave of Lower Alsace (1359–1365)
September 16 - - Bishop of Eichstätt (1355–1365)

October

October 12 - Beatrice of Sicily - daughter of the King of Sicily Pedro II , Palatine grafted consort of the Rhine (1345–1365), wife of the Palatine Ruprecht II

November

November 8 - - Italian nobleman from the family of Achchayoli , the great seneschal of the Sicilian kingdom from 1348, Count of Melfi , Malta and Gozo , Friend of Petrarch and Bocaccio.
November 20 - - the last Baron Jex

December

December 5 - - Baron Lucy (1343–1365)
December 8 - Mikulas II - Prince of Opava (1318–1337) and Raciborz-Opava (1337–1365)

Date is unknown or requires clarification.

- Count de Vaudemont (1348–1365)
- Count of Isenburg-Limburg (1355–1365); died of the plague.
- Italian artist
- Italian lawyer, author of legal works
- Chancellor of the Exchequer of Ireland (1350)
- Bishop of Brandenburg (1347–1365)
- Mormair of Lennox (1333–1365)
Konstantin Vasilyevich - Prince of Rostov-Borisoglebsky (1320–1365), Rostov-Usretinsky (1360–1364), the only prince Ustyuzhsky (1364–1365), died with his sons Ivan and Gleb during the plague epidemic.
Maria d'Artois - daughter of Philippe d'Artois , Senor Conch, margraine consort Namur (1309-1330), wife of Margrave Jean I
Peter - Bishop of Rostov (1364–1365); died of the plague.
Simeon Konstantinovich - the only prince of Belogorodok (1345–1365); died of the plague.
- Countess-Consort of Urbino (1365), wife of Count Federico II da Montefeltro
Traini, Francesco - Italian artist.
is an English writer.
Friedrich of Strasbourg - Count von Zollern (1344–1365), founder of the so-called Hohenzollern-Strasbourg line.
- Chinese artist
- Count of Irache (? —1365)
- Tibetan Buddhist Lama
- Serbian writer, learned translator, Metropolitan Sere (1345–1365)
- Italian writer, first commentator on the divine comedy Dante Alighieri .