A new chapter in Elisabeth's struggle for her inheritance began with the death of Poděbrady in 1471, Elisabeth's son Vladislaus II became King of Bohemia. At the same time a group of Catholic Bohemian nobles supported Corvinus instead of Vladislaus II. In turn, a group of Hungarian nobles conspired against Corvinus and invited the Polish king to overthrow him.
The death of Poděbrady in 1471 marked a turning point in Elisabeth's struggle for her inheritance. This event led to Vladislaus II becoming King of Bohemia, but also sparked conflict between Corvinus and Vladislaus II's supporters.  Hungarian nobles then conspired against Corvinus, inviting the Polish king to overthrow him.