Claude of France
Queen of France, wife to Francis I
Born
October 13th, 1499
525 years ago
Died
1524
501 years ago — 25 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
France
Links & References
Born in 1499, she became the Queen Consort of France through marriage to Francis I in 1514. Her marriage contributed to the alliance between France and the House of Valois. During her time as queen, she bore several children who held significant titles, including a future king of France. After the death of her husband in 1547, she held considerable influence in the royal court and continued to support the arts and culture, reflecting the Renaissance era's spirit in France. She died in 1524, leaving a marked legacy.
Served as Queen Consort of France
Married to King Francis I
Influenced the French Renaissance
Other People Born on October 13th
Benjamin Clapp
Born in 1977, Benjamin Clapp gained recognition as a drummer with various bands throughout his career. Clapp's rhythmic contributions and live performances showcased his musical talent. He collaborated with notable artists and participated in numerous recording projects, which further established his reputation in the music scene.
Continue ReadingShelby Rogers
A professional tennis player achieved notable successes in both singles and doubles competitions. In 2016, reached the quarterfinals of the French Open, marking a significant milestone in career. Competed in prestigious tournaments on the WTA Tour and garnered attention for performances in Grand Slam events. Also represented the United States in Fed Cup matches. Ranked among the top 50 in singles and has a strong presence in doubles.
Continue ReadingTochinoshin Tsuyoshi
Born in Georgia, one of the highest-ranked sumo wrestlers achieved the rank of Ozeki in 2017. The journey in sumo began in Japan after moving at a young age to pursue the sport. After achieving initial success in lower divisions, reached the top division, where consistently competed against elite opponents. Won a major tournament, the New Year Basho, in 2018, solidifying a prominent place in the sport. Displaced injuries affected performances but exhibited resilience throughout the career.
Continue ReadingSummer Sanders
Accomplished in competitive swimming, achieved significant success as an athlete. Competed in the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, earning two medals. Transitioned to a career in broadcasting, contributing as a sportscaster for various networks. Recognized for versatility in both aquatic sports and television presentation.
Continue ReadingSimon Nicol
An English singer-songwriter and guitarist, this individual co-founded the folk-rock band Fairport Convention in 1967. The band played a significant role in the folk-rock movement and released influential albums such as 'Liege and Lief'. In addition to work with Fairport Convention, also pursued a successful solo career and collaborated with various artists throughout the years. His contributions to folk music and the genre's development have been recognized within the music community.
Continue ReadingReggie Theus
Played professional basketball from 1978 to 1992, primarily as a shooting guard. Played for teams such as the Chicago Bulls, Sacramento Kings, and Atlanta Hawks. Selected as an NBA All-Star in 1979. Transitioned into coaching, serving as the head coach for multiple teams including the New Mexico State University men's basketball team. Led the program to NCAA tournament appearances. Contributed to the development of players and the overall growth of basketball programs.
Continue Reading