Beatrice of Hungary or Beatrice of Anjou ( Italian: Beatrice d'Ungheria , fr. Béatrice de Hongrie ; 1290, Naples - 1343, Monastery of Saint-Just-dan-le-Royan) - Neapolitan princess, Dauphin Vienne. The daughter of the Neapolitan prince and titular king of Hungary Karl Martell of Anjou from the Anjou Sicilian house . Wife of Jean II Dauphin Viensky .
| Beatrice of Hungary | |||||||
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| ital. Beatrice d'Ungheria , fr. Beatrice de hongrie | |||||||
 Coat of arms of Karl Martell of Anjou | |||||||
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| Predecessor | Anna Vienna | ||||||
| Successor | Isabella Capetting | ||||||
| Birth | 1290 Naples | ||||||
| Death | 1343 Monastery of Saint-Just-Dan-le-Royan | ||||||
| Kind | Anjou Sicilian House | ||||||
| Father | Karl Martell of Anjou | ||||||
| Mother | Clementia of Habsburg | ||||||
| Spouse | Jean II (Dauphin Vienne) | ||||||
| Children | and | ||||||
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Biography
Beatrice was born in 1290 in Naples. She was the eldest daughter of Karl Martell of Anjou and Clementia of Habsburg . When Beatrice was six years old, she was married to the Dauphin of Vienne, Jean II, who was ten years older than her. The wedding took place in 1296 in Naples. They had two sons. When her husband died on March 5, 1319 , Beatrice became a nun at Sito Abbey . In 1340 she moved to the abbey of Saint-Jude-de-Clay. Sons built for her the monastery of Saint-Just-d'en-le-le-Royan, in which she died in 1343 .
Family
Beatrice of Anjou was married to Dauphin Vienna Jean II. There were two children in their marriage. Children:
- Gig VIII (1309–1333) - Dauphin of Vienna from 1319
- Umbert II (1312–1355) - Dauphin of Vienne in 1333–1348.