Valois Portugal
2 sets of Broods and a proposal accepted
5 years of Mary of Burgundy
Mary of Burgundy has given birth to a healthy boy named Francis on September 2, 1481, followed by a daughter named Isabella on May 10, 1484 and a son named Maximilian December 2, 1486, she would have felt happiness until her death at forty on December 10, 1487 after succumbing to Pneumonia, Mary of Burgundy would leave 5 children and her widowed husband, Maximilian who would remarry to Bianca Maria Sforza.
Son of Margaret of Foix
On December 2, 1483, Francis III of Brittany would give birth to a son that he had waited with Margaret of Foix, after giving birth to two daughters, Anne and Isabelle, the son would be named as Richard of Brittany.
Marriage of Joanna of Portugal
After vehemently refusing several proposals of marriage, Joan joined the Dominican Convent of Jesus in Aveiro in 1475.Her brother had, by then, been given an heir, so the family line was no longer in danger of extinction. Still, she was compelled several times to leave the convent and return to the court. On 1482, Joanna of Portugal accepted an offer of marriage from Charles VIII of France, 18 years her junior and were married prior to the death of Louis XI, she would give birth to a son named Louis b. May 10, 1484 and a daughter named Jeanne on May 10, 1486, until her death on 1487, when Charles would remarry to Catherine of Navarre.
2 sets of Broods and a proposal accepted
5 years of Mary of Burgundy
Mary of Burgundy has given birth to a healthy boy named Francis on September 2, 1481, followed by a daughter named Isabella on May 10, 1484 and a son named Maximilian December 2, 1486, she would have felt happiness until her death at forty on December 10, 1487 after succumbing to Pneumonia, Mary of Burgundy would leave 5 children and her widowed husband, Maximilian who would remarry to Bianca Maria Sforza.
Son of Margaret of Foix
On December 2, 1483, Francis III of Brittany would give birth to a son that he had waited with Margaret of Foix, after giving birth to two daughters, Anne and Isabelle, the son would be named as Richard of Brittany.
Marriage of Joanna of Portugal
After vehemently refusing several proposals of marriage, Joan joined the Dominican Convent of Jesus in Aveiro in 1475.Her brother had, by then, been given an heir, so the family line was no longer in danger of extinction. Still, she was compelled several times to leave the convent and return to the court. On 1482, Joanna of Portugal accepted an offer of marriage from Charles VIII of France, 18 years her junior and were married prior to the death of Louis XI, she would give birth to a son named Louis b. May 10, 1484 and a daughter named Jeanne on May 10, 1486, until her death on 1487, when Charles would remarry to Catherine of Navarre.
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