Isabella

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Isabella was a medieval European queen consort, notably Isabella of France who became Queen of England as the wife of Edward II and played a key role in his overthrow.

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instanceOf Capetian dynasty member
Queen of England
medieval queen
noblewoman
queen consort
alsoKnownAs the She-Wolf of France
associatedWith Hundred Years' War origins
birthDate c. 1295
birthPlace Paris
burialPlace Greyfriars Church, Newgate, London
causeOfDeath natural causes (disputed historically)
child Edward III of England
Eleanor of Woodstock
Joan of the Tower
John of Eltham, Earl of Cornwall
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
deathDate 22 August 1358
deathPlace Hertford Castle
era Middle Ages
event Deposition of Edward II in 1327
Invasion of England in 1326
father Philip IV of France
givenName Isabella
house House of Capet
linked to: Capetian dynasty
languageSpoken French
Latin
monarchDuringReignAsQueenConsort Edward II of England
mother Joan I of Navarre
motherTongue Old French
nobleFamily House of Capet
linked to: Capetian dynasty
notableFor overthrow of Edward II
role in the deposition of an English king
partnerInPower Roger Mortimer, 1st Earl of March
positionHeld Countess of Ponthieu
Queen consort of England
predecessorAsQueenConsort Margaret of France
reignAsQueenConsortEnd 1327
reignAsQueenConsortStart 1308
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Castle Rising, Norfolk
English royal court
sexOrGender female
sibling Charles IV of France
Louis X of France
Philip V of France
spouse Edward II of England
successorAsQueenConsort Philippa of Hainault
title Duchess of Aquitaine
Lady of Ireland
Queen consort of England

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