Joan of France
Duchess of Berry and noblewoman
Born
April 23rd, 1464
561 years ago
Died
1505
520 years ago — 41 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
France
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Born in 1464, Joan of France held the title of Duchess of Berry. She was part of the French royal family, representing the House of Valois. Marrying the Duke of Berry solidified her status in the nobility. Throughout her life, she played a key role in courtly affairs and participated in the cultural and social life of the French aristocracy during the late 15th century. Joan's lineage connected her to significant political alliances of her time, linking her closely to the royal family and influential noble houses.
Held the title of Duchess of Berry
Married the Duke of Berry
Connected to the House of Valois
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