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Events in November 1335 3
1305 – 1335Abu Sa'id Bahadur Khan (1305-1335)Died 30 November 1335, aged 30Abu Sa'id was the ninth ruler of the Mongol Ilkhanate in Persia, having taken the throne as a child in 1316. His sudden death without an heir triggered a succession crisis that fragmented the Ilkhanate into rival khanates and petty dynasties within a few years.
1335Congress of VisegrádKings of Poland, Bohemia, and Hungary meet to settle disputesCasimir III of Poland, John of Bohemia, and Charles I of Hungary convened at Visegrád Castle to resolve territorial and succession disputes. John renounced his claims to the Polish throne in exchange for a payment of 20,000 groschen, and the kings agreed on trade routes bypassing Vienna's tolls. The congress stabilized relations among the three central European kingdoms for a generation.
1335Battle of CulbleanScottish loyalists rout a pro-English force in AberdeenshireSir Andrew Murray, guardian of Scotland, led forces loyal to David II to a decisive victory over David of Strathbogie, Earl of Atholl, near Aberdeen. Strathbogie was killed in the fighting, badly weakening the pro-English faction during the Second War of Scottish Independence.