Matilda of Anjou

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Matilda of Anjou was a 12th-century noblewoman, daughter of Count Fulk V of Anjou, whose brief marriage to William Adelin linked the Angevin and English royal houses before his death in the White Ship disaster.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 12th-century French noblewoman
Countess of Anjou
medieval noble
noblewoman
associatedWith Angevin–Norman alliance NERFINISHED
birthDate circa 1110
countryOfOrigin County of Anjou NERFINISHED
deathDate 1154
era High Middle Ages
event White Ship disaster NERFINISHED
father Fulk V of Anjou NERFINISHED
language Old French
marriageEnd 1120
marriageStart 1119
monasticLife became a nun after widowhood
mother Ermengarde of Maine NERFINISHED
nobleFamily House of Anjou NERFINISHED
notableFor dynastic link between Anjou and England
marriage to William Adelin
placeOfBurial Fontevraud Abbey NERFINISHED
politicalSignificance marriage linked Angevin and English royal houses
relative Henry II of England NERFINISHED
relativeRelation aunt of Henry II of England
religion Roman Catholicism
sibling Elias II, Count of Maine NERFINISHED
Geoffrey V, Count of Anjou NERFINISHED
spouse William Adelin NERFINISHED
spouseDeathCause White Ship disaster NERFINISHED
spouseDeathDate 1120-11-25
spouseFather Henry I of England NERFINISHED
spouseMother Matilda of Scotland NERFINISHED
spouseTitle Duke of Normandy NERFINISHED
heir apparent to the English throne
title Countess of Anjou NERFINISHED
tookReligiousVows yes

Referenced by (3)

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William Adelin associatedWith Matilda of Anjou
Fulk V of Anjou child Matilda of Anjou
William Adelin spouse Matilda of Anjou