Jeanne III of France ( May 2, 1308 - August 13, 1347 ) - Duchess of Burgundy, Countess of Burgundy and Countess of Artois, the eldest daughter of King Philip V Long and Countess of Jeanne II d'Artois .
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| Predecessor | Agnessa French | ||||||
| Successor | Margarita of Flanders | ||||||
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| Predecessor | Jeanne II d'Artois | ||||||
| Successor | Philip I of Ruvras | ||||||
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| Predecessor | Jeanne II d'Artois | ||||||
| Successor | Philip I of Ruvras | ||||||
| Birth | May 2, 1308 | ||||||
| Death | August 13, 1347 (39 years) | ||||||
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| Rod | Capeti | ||||||
| Father | Philip V Long | ||||||
| Mother | Jeanne II d'Artois | ||||||
| Spouse | Ed IV of Burgundy | ||||||
| Children | Philip, Jean | ||||||
He was married ( June 18, 1318 , Nozhon-sur-Cenis) to Ed IV , Duke of Burgundy and the titular king of Thessalonica .
Inherited from its mother (1330) the county of Artois and the county county of Burgundy (Franche-Comté).
Had six sons, of which the most famous are Jean Capet and Philip, nicknamed Monsignor (1323–1346). He died tragically, trampled by a horse, a year before his mother died. Therefore, all the possessions of Jeanne III inherited her grandson Philip I of Ruvras .
Literature
- Hilda Johnstone, "Francia: gli ultimi Capetingi", cap. Xv, vol. VI (Declino dell'impero e del papato e sviluppo degli stati nazionali) della Storia del Mondo Medievale, 1999, pp. 569-607.
- Paul Fournier, “Il regno di Borgogna o d'Arles dal XI al XV secolo”, cap. Xi vol. VII (L'autunno del Medioevo e la nascita del mondo moderno) della Storia del Mondo Medievale, 1999, pp. 383-410.