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Isabella De Valois

ISABELLA DE VALOIS 2nd wife of Richard II of England. Later married the poet Charles d Orleans, Count of Angouleme. Date: 1389 - 1409

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1389 1409 Angouleme Count Isabella Married Orleans Valois


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Isabella of Valois: A Queen's Journey Between Two Worlds Isabella of Valois, born in 1389, was a remarkable woman of the late Middle Ages, whose life intertwined with the political and cultural landscapes of England, France, and the Low Countries. This evocative portrait captures the enigmatic beauty and regal presence of Isabella, who served as the second wife of Richard II of England from 1396 until his deposition in 1399. Born into the esteemed Valois dynasty, Isabella was the daughter of Jean, Duke of Burgundy, and Margaret of Flanders. Her marriage to Richard II was a strategic alliance, designed to strengthen the English monarchy's ties with the powerful Burgundian court. However, their union was short-lived, as Richard's reign was marred by political instability and conflict. Following Richard II's deposition, Isabella was sent to France, where she married Charles, Duke of Orléans, Count of Angoulême, in 1401. This union marked the beginning of a new chapter in Isabella's life, as she became a central figure in the French court and a patron of the arts and literature. Isabella's time in France was marked by cultural exchange and intellectual pursuits. She was known for her patronage of poets, including her husband, who was a renowned poet himself. Isabella's court became a hub for literary and artistic innovation, and her influence extended beyond the borders of France. This image of Isabella of Valois serves as a reminder of her significant role in medieval history. Her life story is a testament to the complexities of medieval politics and the enduring power of love and alliances in shaping the course of history.

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