Margret of Flanders' marriage to Phillip the Bold in 1369 was one of the, if not the most important dynastic union of the 14th century. It laid the groundwork for the rise of the Burgundian state and the unification of the Low Countries as a political entity. But, who are some other possible matches for Margret? I know that Edmund of Langley was almost betrothed to her, but the English could not get papal consent. Who else could marry the late 14th century's most elegible heiress? What kind of state could emerge from this union?
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