Yolanda of Hungary
Yolanda of Hungary (also called Violante in Catalonia , * 1219 , † October 9, 1251 in Huesca ) was a Hungarian princess and queen of Aragón .
Life
She was the daughter of King Andrew II of Hungary from his second marriage to Jolante von Courtenay , the daughter of the Latin Emperor Peter of Constantinople . She was thus a half-sister of Elisabeth of Thuringia (Saint Elisabeth).
As his second wife, she was married to King James I of Aragon . They had ten children.
- Violante of Aragón (* 1236; † 1301), ∞ King Alfonso X of Castile
- Konstanze (* 1239; † around 1269), ∞ Manuel of Castile, Lord of Escalona, Penafiel and Villena
- Isabella of Aragón (* 1243; † 1271), ∞ King Philip III. from France
- Peter III (* 1240; † 1285), King of Aragón
- Jaume II (* 1243; † 1311), 1276 King of Mallorca
- Fernando (* 1245; † 1250)
- Sancho (* 1246; † 1251)
- Maria (* 1248; † 1267), nun in Sijena
- Sancho (* 1250; † 1275), Archbishop of Toledo
- Leonor (* 1251; † young)
She died in 1251; her tomb is in the monastery of Santa Maria de Vallbona .
Web links
- Iolanda at fmg.ac (English)
| personal data | |
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| SURNAME | Yolanda of Hungary |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Hungarian princess, queen of Aragon |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1219 |
| DATE OF DEATH | October 9, 1251 |
| Place of death | Huesca |