Marie of Courtenay

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Marie of Courtenay was a 13th-century noblewoman of the French Courtenay dynasty who became Empress consort of Nicaea through her marriage to Theodore I Laskaris.

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Marie of Courtenay canonical 2
Maria of Courtenay 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf empress consort
medieval noble
member of royalty
noblewoman
associatedWith Byzantine Empire
Latin Empire
century 13th century
countryOfOrigin France
dynasty Courtenay dynasty
linked to: Courtenay family
ethnicGroup French
familyName Courtenay
father Peter II of Courtenay
givenName Marie
historicalPeriod High Middle Ages
maritalStatus married
marriageAlliance Empire of Nicaea
mother Yolanda of Flanders
linked to: Yolande of Flanders
nobleFamily House of Courtenay
nobleRank empress
nobleTitle empress consort
notableFor being Empress consort of Nicaea
dynastic links between Latin Empire and Empire of Nicaea
placeOfActivity Empire of Nicaea
positionHeld Empress consort of Nicaea
religion Christianity
sibling Baldwin II, Latin Emperor
Robert I, Latin Emperor
spouse Theodore I Laskaris
title Byzantine empress consort
Empress consort of Nicaea

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Peter II of Courtenay child Marie of Courtenay
Theodore I Laskaris spouse Maria of Courtenay
linked to: Marie of Courtenay
Yolande of Flanders child Marie of Courtenay