Marie de Hongrie

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Marie de Hongrie

Marie de Hongrie

Born in : 1245 / Dead in : 1323
Daughter of Elisabeth de Bosnie and Etienne V de Hongrie
Sister of Anne de Hongrie and Ladislav le Couman

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Married to Charles II d'Anjou (le Boiteux) in 1270

- Children : Béatrice de Naples, Jean Ier de Durazzo, Pierre de Naples, Marie de Naples, Raimond Bérenger, Philippe d'Anjou, Robert Ier d'Anjou (le Sage), Louis d'Anjou, Eléonore de Naples, Blanche de Naples, Marguerite d'Anjou-Sicile, Charles Martel d'Anjou

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