The Gold Rose: An Edward of Angoulême timeline
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Castile is in for a rough time. I almost feel bad for what I'm about do
Thank you, as always
Oh, can't wait for it! And go all out as usual!Castile is in for a rough time. I almost feel bad for what I'm about do
I'll try my best
And I should clarify: everyone is in for a rough time. There's a reason it's a Hundred Years War and not a Fifty Years War.
no doubt.I'll try my best
And I should clarify: everyone is in for a rough time. There's a reason it's a Hundred Years War and not a Fifty Years War.
Future generations better be prepared to pick up the fight. Specially The Plantagenets.
Well, I seem to recall you wanted "to see Trastámara getting impaled on the battlefield," so I hope it lived up to your expectations
Family tree of France, part 1: Children of Jean II
King Jean II of France married (1) Bonne of Luxembourg, had issue:
Note: Family trees will be current as of the most recent update. Bold represents characters still alive as of that update. Trees will be updated them as new articles are posted to reflect births, deaths, marriages, etc. so they can be referred to as needed. (Most recent tree update: "Gloucester's chevauchée of 1380.") See Family tree of France, part 2: Grandchildren of Jean II for more.
- Blanche (1336-1336)
- Charles V of France (1338-1380) married Jeanne of Bourbon, had issue
- Catherine (1338-1338)
- Louis I, duke of Anjou (born 1339) married Marie of Blois, had issue
- Jean, duke of Berry (born 1340) married Jeanne of Armagnac, had issue
- Philippe II, duke of Burgundy (born 1342) married Marguerite of Flanders, heiress of Louis II, count of Flanders, had issue
- Jeanne (1343-1373) married Charles II of Navarre, had issue
- Marie (born 1344) married Robert I, duke of Bar, had issue
- Agnès (1345-1349)
- Marguerite (1347-1352)
- Isabelle (1348-1372) married Gian Galeazzo Visconti, lord of Pavia, had issue
- Blanche (1350-1350)
- Catherine (1352-1352)
- an unnamed son (1354-1354)
Note: Family trees will be current as of the most recent update. Bold represents characters still alive as of that update. Trees will be updated them as new articles are posted to reflect births, deaths, marriages, etc. so they can be referred to as needed. (Most recent tree update: "Gloucester's chevauchée of 1380.") See Family tree of France, part 2: Grandchildren of Jean II for more.
Family tree of France, part 2: Grandchildren of Jean II
France
King Charles V of France married Jeanne of Bourbon in 1350, had issue:
Anjou
Louis I, duke of Anjou married Marie of Blois in 1360, had issue:
Berry
Jean, duke of Berry married Jeanne of Armagnac, had issue:
Burgundy
Philippe II, duke of Burgundy married Marguerite of Flanders, heiress of Louis II, count of Flanders, in 1369, had issue:
Navarre
Jeanne married Charles II of Navarre in 1352, had issue:
Bar
Marie married Robert I, duke of Bar, in 1364, had issue:
Visconti
Isabelle married Gian Galeazzo Visconti, lord of Pavia, in had issue
Note: Family trees will be current as of the most recent update. Bold represents characters still alive as of that update. Trees will be updated them as new articles are posted to reflect births, deaths, marriages, etc. so they can be referred to as needed. (Most recent tree update: "Gloucester's chevauchée of 1380.")
King Charles V of France married Jeanne of Bourbon in 1350, had issue:
- Jeanne (1357-1360)
- Bonne (1360-1360)
- Jean (1366-1366)
- Charles VI of France (born 1368)
- Marie (1370-1377)
- Louis (born 1372)
- Isabelle (1373-1378)
- Catherine (born 1378)
Anjou
Louis I, duke of Anjou married Marie of Blois in 1360, had issue:
- Marie (born 1370)
- Louis (born 1377)
- Charles (born 1380)
- count of Maine
Berry
Jean, duke of Berry married Jeanne of Armagnac, had issue:
- Bonne (born 1367), betrothed to Amedeo VII, count of Savoy
- Charles (born 1371), betrothed to Marie, suo jure lady of Sully
- Jeanne (1373-1375)
- Béatrix (1374-1374)
- Marie (born 1375)
- Jean (born 1375)
- count of Poitou
Burgundy
Philippe II, duke of Burgundy married Marguerite of Flanders, heiress of Louis II, count of Flanders, in 1369, had issue:
- Jean (born 1371)
- Charles (1372-1373)
- Marguerite (born 1374)
- Catherine (born 1378)
- Bonne (born 1379)
Navarre
Jeanne married Charles II of Navarre in 1352, had issue:
- Charles (born 1361) married Leonor de Trastámara, no issue
- Philippe (1363-1363)
- Marie (born 1365)
- Pierre (born 1366)
- Isabelle (1367-1376)
- Blanche (born 1369)
- Jeanne (born 1370)
- Bonne (born 1373)
Bar
Marie married Robert I, duke of Bar, in 1364, had issue:
- Henri (born 1362)
- Yolande (born 1365)
- Philippe (born 1372)
- Charles (born 1373)
- Marie (born 1374)
- Bonne (born ca. 1375)
- Édouard (born 1377)
- Jeanne (born ca. 1378)
- Jean (born 1380)
Visconti
Isabelle married Gian Galeazzo Visconti, lord of Pavia, in had issue
- Gian Galeazzo (1366-1376 )
- Azzone (1368-1380)
- Valentina (born 1371)
- Carlo (1372-1374)
Note: Family trees will be current as of the most recent update. Bold represents characters still alive as of that update. Trees will be updated them as new articles are posted to reflect births, deaths, marriages, etc. so they can be referred to as needed. (Most recent tree update: "Gloucester's chevauchée of 1380.")
Family tree of France, part 3: Great-grandchildren of Jean II
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It's all very bare right now. As with the English, I'll update it as time goes on. I just wanted to get the housekeeping out of the way.
Gonna keep that in mind. Still cool to keep tabs on them as well
It's all very bare right now. As with the English, I'll update it as time goes on. I just wanted to get the housekeeping out of the way.
It's mostly helpful for me to write it down because it's easy for me to forget how closely related some figures are once names change. That is to say, I know French princesses married into both Navarre and Milan, but sometimes it's not until I write it down that I think "Oh, right, Joan of Navarre and Valentina Visconti are first cousins."