Joan of Dammartin

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Joan of Dammartin was a 13th-century French noblewoman who became a prominent feudal ruler and political figure through her inheritance and marriages within the European aristocracy.

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Joan of Dammartin canonical 2

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instanceOf 13th-century French person
French noble
feudal ruler
noblewoman
aristocraticRole feudal landholder
birthPlace Ponthieu
child Eleanor of Castile
Ferdinand of Castile, Lord of Ledesma
John of Nesle
linked to: Jean de Nesle

Louis of Castile
Simon of Dammartin (the younger)
linked to: Simon of Dammartin
continent Europe
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
deathPlace Abbeville
familyName of Dammartin
father Simon of Dammartin
givenName Joan
governedFrom Abbeville
heldTerritory County of Aumale
County of Ponthieu
historicalSignificance linked French and Castilian royal politics through her person and lands
inheritanceFrom Marie of Ponthieu
inheritanceType hereditary county
languageSpoken Old French
marriageAlliance Crown of Castile
French nobility of Picardy
mother Marie of Ponthieu
name Joan of Dammartin
nobleFamily House of Dammartin
House of Ponthieu
nobleTitle Countess of Aumale
Countess of Ponthieu
notableFor dynastic marriage into the Castilian royal family
feudal rule in northern France
hereditary control of the County of Ponthieu
politicalRole regional power-broker in northern France
politicalStatus vassal of the King of France
positionHeld Countess of Aumale
Countess of Ponthieu
region Picardy
religion Roman Catholicism
sexOrGender female
socialClass high nobility
spouse Ferdinand III of Castile
Jean de Nesle
timePeriod 13th century

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Countess of Boulogne hasTitleHolder Joan of Dammartin
Joan of Dammartin name Joan of Dammartin