Anne of France

Anne de Beaujeu, also Anne de France, (* 1460 or 1461 Genappe † November 14, 1522 in Chantelle ) was the eldest surviving daughter of the French king Louis XI. and his second wife, Charlotte of Savoy.

Life

Anne was married to Pierre de Beaujeu in 1474, later Duke of Bourbon. The only daughter was Suzanne de Bourbon- Beaujeu.

As determined by her father, took over the Anne described as smart and talented, after his death on 30 August 1483 regent for her underage brother, the future Charles VIII to 1491st She sat her father with the help of her husband and the consultant King violence against uprisings of the great feudal lords and demonstrated through determination and strength. In order to retain the Duchy of Brittany to the crown, she married her brother Charles in 1491 with Anne de Bretagne.

Progeny

  • Karl (1476-1498), Duke of Clermont
  • Suzanne de Bourbon- Beaujeu (1491-1521), ∞ 1505 Duke Charles III. of Bourbon
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