Countess of Lancaster

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The Countess of Lancaster was a high-ranking English noblewoman of the 13th century, closely connected to the royal families of both England and France.

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instanceOf 13th-century English noblewoman
Countess of Lancaster
French noblewoman
associatedWithDynasty Capetian dynasty NERFINISHED
Plantagenet dynasty NERFINISHED
birthDate circa 1248
burialPlace Cordeliers Convent, Paris NERFINISHED
child Henry, 3rd Earl of Lancaster NERFINISHED
Joan I of Navarre NERFINISHED
Mary of Lancaster NERFINISHED
connectedToRoyalFamily Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
Kingdom of France NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of England
Kingdom of France NERFINISHED
deathDate 2 May 1302
familyName of Artois NERFINISHED
father Robert I, Count of Artois NERFINISHED
givenName Blanche NERFINISHED
house House of Artois NERFINISHED
House of Lancaster NERFINISHED
languageSpoken Old French
mother Matilda of Brabant NERFINISHED
nobleRank countess
nobleTitle Countess of Lancaster NERFINISHED
Countess of Leicester NERFINISHED
Queen consort of Navarre
notableFor marital alliance between French and English royal houses
regency in Navarre
placeOfDeath Paris
positionHeld regent of Navarre
regencyFor Joan I of Navarre NERFINISHED
reignAsQueenConsortEnd 1274
reignAsQueenConsortStart 1270
relative Louis IX of France NERFINISHED
Philip III of France NERFINISHED
Philip IV of France NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
spouse Henry I of Navarre NERFINISHED
Henry of Grosmont, 3rd Earl of Lancaster NERFINISHED
timePeriod 13th century
early 14th century
titleHeldFrom Countess of Lancaster, from 1276
Countess of Leicester, from 1276
Queen consort of Navarre, from 1270
titleHeldUntil Queen consort of Navarre, until 1274

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Blanche of Artois title Countess of Lancaster