Richilde of Provence

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Richilde of Provence was a Frankish noblewoman who became queen consort of West Francia as the second wife of King Charles the Bald.

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Richilde of Provence canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Frankish noblewoman
human
queen consort
associatedWith Carolingian Empire
Provence
continent Europe
countryOfCitizenship West Francia
dateOfBirth circa 845
dateOfDeath after 910
dynasty Carolingian realm (by marriage)
era Early Middle Ages
ethnicGroup Franks
floruit 10th century
9th century
languageSpoken Latin
Old French (Romance dialects of West Francia)
marriedTo Charles the Bald
monarchConsortOf West Francia
nobleFamily Uncertain or disputed
nobleRank countess (by birth or earlier marriage, uncertain)
queen consort
notableFor being second wife of Charles the Bald
serving as queen consort of West Francia
partOf Carolingian-era nobility
placeOfBirth Provence
positionHeld Queen consort of West Francia
predecessorAsQueenConsortOfWestFrancia Ermentrude of Orléans
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism

Christianity
residence West Francia
court of Charles the Bald
linked to: Carolingian court
sexOrGender female
spouse Charles the Bald
King of West Francia
spouseOccupation Holy Roman Emperor
King of West Francia
successorAsQueenConsortOfWestFrancia Richilde’s successor is uncertain or disputed
title Empress (disputed, as wife of the Holy Roman Emperor Charles II)
Queen consort of the West Franks

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Charles the Bald spouse Richilde of Provence
Charles II the Bald spouse Richilde of Provence
Ermentrude of Orléans successorAsQueenConsort Richilde of Provence
Charles II spouse Richilde of Provence