The title is ambiguous since I'm curious to the fate of a girl were she born of either of the Lady of the English's marriages.
1) This girl is the daughter of Emperor Heinrich V, born sometime between 1121 and 1125. She's the last sprig of her dynasty once her dad shuffles off in 1125 (besides the dyke of Carinthia, of course). I'd imagine she's going to play some role in the imperial struggle after Heinrich's death (or at least her mom's going to use her to do so).
2) This girl is the daughter of Geoffroi, born either before Henry II (1129-1133) or after William FitzEmpress (after 1135). I assume she's going to play a role in the squabbles of the Anarchy by being betrothed to a Blesvian prince or to some continental ally of Henry II before he gets to the throne (if she's older), while if she's younger being the only sister of the king of England might be enough of a step up from the daughter of a mere count of Anjou (and thus cousin to the kings of Jerusalem) to open doors that might have previously been closed to betrothals.
1) This girl is the daughter of Emperor Heinrich V, born sometime between 1121 and 1125. She's the last sprig of her dynasty once her dad shuffles off in 1125 (besides the dyke of Carinthia, of course). I'd imagine she's going to play some role in the imperial struggle after Heinrich's death (or at least her mom's going to use her to do so).
2) This girl is the daughter of Geoffroi, born either before Henry II (1129-1133) or after William FitzEmpress (after 1135). I assume she's going to play a role in the squabbles of the Anarchy by being betrothed to a Blesvian prince or to some continental ally of Henry II before he gets to the throne (if she's older), while if she's younger being the only sister of the king of England might be enough of a step up from the daughter of a mere count of Anjou (and thus cousin to the kings of Jerusalem) to open doors that might have previously been closed to betrothals.