1355 deaths

emperor of Serbia 1331–1355

disputed wife of Peter I of Portugal

Doge of Venice

Lord of Milan

King of Sicily (1338-1355)

English princess (1318-1355)

Duke of Brabant (1300-1355)

French philosopher, astronomer, mathematician, and music theorist

Provencal nobleman who belonged to the order of the Hospitallers of Saint John of Jerusalem of which he was Grand Prior of Saint-Gilles (Language of Provence) from 1353 to 1354 and Grand Master from 1354 to 1355

Dauphin de Viennois

French artist

Duke of Athens

Shafi'i Islamic scholar (1284–1355)

Bulgarian princess

Sicilian princess and regent (1324-1355)

Dominican nun, mystic and writer

Hungarian princess († 1355)

Duke of Koźle (1330–1355)

(1320-1355)

French cardinal

14th century Jewish physician, topographer, and traveler

Bulgarian tsar

Wife of Robert, who became Robert II of Scotland after her death

Venetian admiral (1324-1380)

Polish prince

Italian architect (1315-1355)

(1309-1355)

Yuan Dynasty painter (1296–1364)

Italian jurist

Chinese artist (1271-1355)

leader of the Red Turban Army

French priest

Norwegian noble

Hungarian nobleman

prince of Suzdal from 1331 to 1355

(1320-1365)

Phayu (, Phāyu: ) was a monarch of Lan Na who reigned from 1337/1345 to 1355/1367. He was the son of Khamfu and was originally known as Chao Phayu. He ascended the throne following the death of his father, who, according to legend, died after being bitten by a mermaid or a crocodile. According to the Sip-Ha Rajawong Chronicle, the account of his accession is recorded as follows: