Charlotte of Savoy

French queen and consort of Louis XI

Charlotte of Savoy - Leaders & Politicians born November 11th, 1441
Born
Died

1483
543 years ago — 42 years old

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Leaders & Politicians

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France

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Born into the House of Savoy, Charlotte became Queen of France through marriage to King Louis XI. Her union with Louis XI marked a significant political alliance during a tumultuous period in French history. Despite the challenges of her husband's reign, Charlotte played a vital role in supporting the monarchy. Following her husband’s death, she continued to influence the royal court as a widow, showcasing her diplomatic skills through various alliances and connections in both France and Savoy. Her contributions aided in shaping the political landscape in France during the late 15th century, solidifying ties between her family and the French crown.

Married King Louis XI of France

Influenced French court politics

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