Anne de Beaujeu

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Anne de Beaujeu, also known as Anne of France, was a powerful French princess who effectively ruled as regent for her younger brother King Charles VIII in the late 15th century.

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instanceOf daughter of king
noblewoman
princess of France
regent
alsoKnownAs Anne de Beaujeu
Anne of France
associatedWith Duchy of Bourbon
Kingdom of France
burialPlace Souvigny Priory
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
dateOfBirth 1461-04-03
dateOfDeath 1522-11-14
deathPlace Château de Chantelle
describedAs the most powerful woman in Europe in her time
education royal courtly education
endTime 1491
era Early Renaissance
Late Middle Ages
father Louis XI of France
fullName Anne de France
linked to: Anne of France
gender female
genre mirror for princes literature
house House of Valois
influenced French royal administration
languageOfWorkOrName French
mother Charlotte of Savoy
nativeLanguage French
nobleFamily House of Bourbon
notableAchievement consolidation of royal authority in France
suppression of the Mad War (La Guerre Folle)
notableEvent regency during the minority of Charles VIII
notableWork Enseignements à ma fille
occupation politician
writer
patronage arts
letters
placeOfBirth Château de Genappe
positionHeld Regent of France
regentFor Charles VIII of France
religion Roman Catholicism
sibling Charles VIII of France
Joan of France
spouse Peter II, Duke of Bourbon
startTime 1483
title Countess of Forez
Duchess of Bourbon
Lady of Beaujeu

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Pavillon Anne de Beaujeu namedAfter Anne de Beaujeu
Charlotte of Savoy child Anne de Beaujeu
Anne of France alternativeName Anne de Beaujeu
Anne de Beaujeu alsoKnownAs Anne de Beaujeu