Constance of Brittany
On 1199, Constance of Brittany agreed to the Archbishopric of Dol being subordinate to the Metropolitan of Tours, after having a realizing that opposing this would antagonize the French King and would likely lead to her excommunication if she opposed this and this would affect the claims of her son to England and agreed to a marriage between her daughter, Eleanor of Brittany and Prince Louis of France which would be celebrated in 1200 which would seal support of the French King to Arthur of Brittany, the marriage of Eleanor of Brittany with Louis VIII would have eventually caused the annexation of the Continental Plantagenet lands.
In 1200, John I of France would marry Isabella of Angouleme which would antagonize the Lusignans in Aquitaine which would have led to Philip II annexing Normandy and giving further support to Arthur in the Angevin lands.
Constance of Brittany would give birth to three daughters, Alix(1200), Catherine(1201), and Margaret(1201), she would die on 1201 after giving birth to her twin daughters.
In 1200, John I of France would marry Isabella of Angouleme which would antagonize the Lusignans in Aquitaine which would have led to Philip II annexing Normandy and giving further support to Arthur in the Angevin lands.
Constance of Brittany would give birth to three daughters, Alix(1200), Catherine(1201), and Margaret(1201), she would die on 1201 after giving birth to her twin daughters.
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