CO OZNACZA SŁOWO ISABELLA OF FRANCE
Isabella z Francji
Isabella we Francji, czasami opisana jako wilkołaka Francji, była królową Anglii jako żona Edwarda II. Była najmłodszym żyjącym dzieckiem i tylko ocalałym córką Filipa IV z Francji i Joanną I z Nawarry. Królowa Isabella była godna uwagi na jej piękno, umiejętności dyplomatyczne i inteligencję. Isabella przybył do Anglii w wieku 12 lat w okresie narastającego konfliktu między królem a potężnymi frakcjami baronowymi. Jej nowy mąż był znany z patronatu, który obdarowywał swym ulubionym, Piersem Gavestonem, ale królowa popierała Edwarda w pierwszych latach, nawiązała kontakty z Piers i używała jej relacji z francuską monarchią do wzmocnienia swojej władzy i władzy. Po śmierci Gaveston z rąk baronów w 1312 roku Edward jednak później zwrócił się do nowego faworyta, Hugh Despenser młodszy i próbował zemścić się na baronach, co doprowadziło do wojny o despenser i okres represji wewnętrznych Anglia. Isabella nie mogła tolerować Hugh Despenser, a do roku 1325 małżeństwo z Edwardem było w złym stanie.
Definicja słowa Isabella of France w słowniku
Definicja Izabeli Francuskiej w słowniku pochodzi z 1292-1358 r., Żony angielskiego króla Edwarda II, któremu, dzięki pomocy swojego kochanka Rogera de Mortimera, obaliła; matka Edwarda III.
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Queen Isabella: Treachery, Adultery, and Murder in Medieval ...
BONUS: This edition contains an excerpt from Alison Weir's Mary Boleyn. In this vibrant biography, acclaimed author Alison Weir reexamines the life of Isabella of England, one of history’s most notorious and charismatic queens.
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Isabella: She-Wolf
of France, Queen
of England
i should like to extend my grateful thanks to two fine authors and historians who
have assisted me in my researches: Paul Doherty, who so kindly and generously
sent me a copy of his authoritative i977 thesis on Isabella of France, as well as ...
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Lives
of the Queens
of England, from the Norman Conquest
ISABELLA OF FRANCE, BUBNAMED THE FAIR. QUEEN OF EDWARD II.
CHAPTER I. Isabella's parentage — Both parents reigning sovereigns — Her
portion — Affianced to the prince of Wales — Her great beauty — Her marriage
— Nuptial ...
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She-Wolves: The Women Who Ruled England Before Elizabeth
The stories of these women, told here in all their vivid detail, expose the paradox that female heirs to the Tudor throne had no choice but to negotiate. Man was the head of woman, and the king was the head of all.
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Women
of Medieval
France: Empress Matilda,
Isabella of ...
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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Isabella of France (1295 - 22 August 1358), sometimes described as the She-wolf of France, was Queen consort of England as the wife of Edward II of England.
Jesse Russell, Ronald Cohn,
2012
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The Kings & Queens
of Britain
... 234 Isabella de Braose, w. of Dafydd ap Llywelyn 106 Isabella of Castile, w. of
Ferdinand of Aragon 255, 256, 262 Isabella of France, w. of Edward II 144, 208,
211, 212, 213, 214, 214—5, 215, 216, 217, 219 Isabella of France, w. of Richard
...
John Cannon, John Ashton Cannon, Anne Hargreaves,
2009
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THE QUEENS
OF ENGLAND AND THEIR TIMES
For although no Queen of England, since the Norman Conquest, could claim so
illustrious a descent as Isabella of France — she being the second daughter of
Philip the Fair, King of France, and his consort, Joanna, Queen of Navarre, whilst
...
FRANCIS LANCELOTT, ESQ.,
1858
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Duchesses
of Aquitaine:
Isabella of France, Philippa
of ...
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French Princesses:
Isabella of France, Catherine
of Valois, ...
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Isabella of France w wiadomościach.
Queen Elizabeth II leads Order of the Garter with Prince William and …
... a link that came via his mother, the infamous Isabella of France who deposed his father Edward II with the help of her lover when her son was ... «Daily Mail, Cze 15»
True story movies that aren't all true!
But in the movie his son gets married to the Isabella of France, but in reality she was only 14 years old at the time all of this was going on. «moviepilot.com, Cze 15»
Review of Edward II at St Bartholomew The Great London
Edward Fisher as King Edward II, and Ava Amande as Isabella of France, Queen to King Edward, both gave amazing performances. Fisher ... «London Theatre News, Reviews Interviews and Tickets, Maj 15»
Oscar Winners Can't Handle the Truth
In the film, Wallace also has an affair with Queen Isabella of France, who was actually a toddler at the time of the film's action. On the small side: Bagpipes, called ... «Timeline, Maj 15»
Downton Abbey home for sale
... recyclers and redecorators have made their homes here, or visited, including Edward II; the “she wolf” Isabella of France; the Black Prince, ... «The Sunday Times, Maj 15»
De Lacy links to the throne of England
In 1327, he was deposed by his wife, Queen Isabella of France and her ally, Roger Mortimer, but he died in mysterious circumstances at ... «Burnley Express, Maj 15»
Game of Thrones: Lena Headey as Cersei Lannister breathes life …
... Cersei is the equal of history's greatest political women, such as Eleanor of Aquitaine, Isabella of France or Elizabeth I; women whose power ... «Stuff.co.nz, Kwi 15»
The myth of pure science: It's all about political, economic, religious …
Not so the woman Edward chose for his wife, Isabella of France. She had him murdered when he was forty-three. To the best of our knowledge, ... «Salon, Lut 15»
Great British Houses: Berkeley Castle - A Medieval Gothic Castle …
... version Edward was killed not by his gaoler, Lord Thomas de Berkeley, but by Edward II's own wife Isabella of France and her lover Mortimer. «Anglotopia.net, Lut 15»
Warning: Many of Hollywood's Movies Are Fiction
Such cavalier disregard for the truth is nothing new: William Wallace (“Braveheart”) never met his screen lover Princess Isabella of France, ... «Wall Street Journal, Sty 15»