Ladislaus III
Taking advantage of the collapse of the royal authority, Ladislaus III Kán took control of Transylvania in the 1290s. In 1296, he held a general assembly near Torda (now Turda in Romania) where the head of the Székelys of Aranyos were also present. However, the Székelys did not support his sons' rebellion against Charles I of Hungary in the late 1310s.