Anne of Bavaria

German queen consort of Charles IV

Anne of Bavaria - Leaders & Politicians born September 26th, 1329
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1353
673 years ago — 24 years old

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Leaders & Politicians

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Germany

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Born in Bavaria, served as the queen consort of Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperor. The marriage strengthened political alliances between Bavaria and the Luxembourg dynasty. Anne became influential in the court due to her position, playing a role in various political matters and contributing to the stability of her husband's reign. After her death, her children continued to hold significant positions within the Holy Roman Empire.

Queen consort of Charles IV

Strengthening Bavaria-Luxembourg ties

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