Person

Joan of England, Queen of Sicily

1165–1199 · 12th century

Joan of England was a daughter of Henry II of England and Eleanor of Aquitaine. She married King William II of Sicily in 1177 and, after his death, was freed by her brother Richard I, whom she accompanied on the Third Crusade. In 1196 she married Raymond VI of Toulouse, bringing the Agenais as her dowry, and was mother of Raymond VII. She died in childbirth in 1199.

Joan of England, Queen of Sicily
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