Joanna of Aragon, Queen of Naples

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Joanna of Aragon, Queen of Naples, was a 15th-century Aragonese noblewoman who became queen consort of Naples and an influential figure in the politics of the Neapolitan court.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 15th-century person
Aragonese noble
human
noblewoman
queen consort
areaOfInfluence Neapolitan court politics
aristocraticTitle queen consort
centuryOfActivity 15th century
continentOfCitizenship Europe
countryOfCitizenship Crown of Aragon
court Neapolitan court
culture Aragonese
ethnicGroup Aragonese people
family House of Trastámara
father John II of Aragon
givenName Joanna
hasRole consort of the king of Naples
influenced Neapolitan politics
languageUsed Aragonese
Latin
memberOfDynasty Trastámara dynasty
mother Juana Enríquez
nobleRank queen
nobleTitle Princess of Aragon
Queen of Naples
notableFor influence in Neapolitan court politics
occupation political figure
queen consort
partOf Aragonese nobility
Neapolitan monarchy
linked to: Kingdom of Naples
placeOfBirth Kingdom of Aragon
placeOfDeath Naples
positionHeld Queen consort of Naples
realm Kingdom of Naples
regionOfActivity Kingdom of Naples
Southern Italy
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Naples
Neapolitan court
sexOrGender female
sibling Ferdinand II of Aragon
spouse Ferdinand I of Naples

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Ferdinand I of Naples spouse Joanna of Aragon, Queen of Naples
Ferrante spouse Joanna of Aragon, Queen of Naples