Filha de Leon - Queen of France and Navarre, daughter of the Richard the Lionhearted, Queen of France, Navarre, Duchess of Aquitaine and Duchess of Provence

Filha de Leon
On 1192, Berengaria of Navarre, the Queen of England gives birth to a daughter named Berengaria, the fate of the two Kingdoms of France and England would rest upon her, her cousin, Eleanor are also the possible heiresses to the Angevin inheritance, she is the heiress of Richard the Lionhearted to his domains which are Aquitaine, Gascony and Poitou but she will not inherit England, Anjou and Normandy - it would be inherited either by her cousin, Arthur or John Lackland..
On 1195, the more or less three year old Infanta Berengaria is married to the eight year old Louis of France, the son of Philippe Auguste in order seal peace between England and France, she would be the heiress to Aquitaine and possible heiress to Navarre and not to England, Anjou and Normandy, the marriage contract stipulated that she would swear off her claims to England but not with the Continental lands of the Angevins.
On 1199, Richard the Lionhearted dies due to an accident proclaims John Lackland as his successor to England, Anjou and Normandy and his daughter, Berengaria as his successor as the heiress to Aquitaine on his death bed, in this time, Infanta Berengaria is mere 7 year old and married to the Crown Prince of France

Filha de Leon
On 1192, Berengaria of Navarre, the Queen of England gives birth to a daughter named Berengaria, the fate of the two Kingdoms of France and England would rest upon her, her cousin, Eleanor are also the possible heiresses to the Angevin inheritance, she is the heiress of Richard the Lionhearted to his domains which are Aquitaine, Gascony and Poitou but she will not inherit England, Anjou and Normandy - it would be inherited either by her cousin, Arthur or John Lackland..
On 1195, the more or less three year old Infanta Berengaria is married to the eight year old Louis of France, the son of Philippe Auguste in order seal peace between England and France, she would be the heiress to Aquitaine and possible heiress to Navarre and not to England, Anjou and Normandy, the marriage contract stipulated that she would swear off her claims to England but not with the Continental lands of the Angevins.
On 1199, Richard the Lionhearted dies due to an accident proclaims John Lackland as his successor to England, Anjou and Normandy and his daughter, Berengaria as his successor as the heiress to Aquitaine on his death bed, in this time, Infanta Berengaria is mere 7 year old and married to the Crown Prince of France
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