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Judith Czech (Queen of Hungary)

Juditta Bohemia , also Judith Bohemian , ( czech Judita Česká, Judita Přemyslovna ), (c. 1202 - June 2, 1230 ) - Czech princess of the Přemyslovic family, daughter of the Czech Republic Czech Premysl Ottokar I and Constance of Hungary , wife of the Duke of Carinthia Bernard .

Juditta Czech
Judita Česká
Duchess of Carinthia
1213 - 1230
PredecessorAgnessa Babenberg
SuccessorAgnessa Meranskaya
BirthOK. 1202
Prague
DeathJune 2, 1230 ( 1230-06-02 )
Burial place
RodPrzhemylovichi , Spanheims
FatherPremysl Ottokar I
MotherConstantia Hungarian
SpouseBernard Carinthia
Children1. Ulrich III (Duke of Carinthia)
2. Philip
3. Margarita
4. Bernard
Religion

Origin

Juditta was the eldest daughter of Czech King Premysl Ottokar I and his second wife Constantia of Hungary . On the paternal side, she was the granddaughter of the Czech prince Vladislav II , a participant in the Second Crusade , who received in 1158 the hereditary royal title from Friedrich Barbarossa for participating in his campaigns, and Juditt of Thuring . On the maternal line was the granddaughter of the King of Hungary Bela III and the Princess of Antioch in Agnes .

Marriage and Children

 
Bernard Carinthia - Juditta's husband

In 1213 Juditta married the Duke of Carinthia Bernard . The medieval chronicler John of Victring , who was the chaplain and secretary of Heinrich Khorutansky , linked their marriage with a romantic love story at first sight.

During the years of marriage, Judith and Bernard had four children:

  • Ulrich III (Duke of Carinthia)
  • Philip
  • Margarita
  • Bernard

Juditta probably died while giving birth to Bernard’s son in 1230 .

Literature

  • Žemlička J., Počátky Čech královských 1198–1253, Praha 2002.
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Udit_Chesh__ ( Korolev_Vengrii) &&oldid = 96355585


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