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'''Empress Isabella I''' (14th February 1044 - 22nd December 1121), more commonly known as '''Isabella of Étaingard''' before her accession to the throne, and also known as the '''Black Lady''', was Empress of the Lonvergian Empire from 1060 until her death in 1121. She was the first Empress of the House of Rousselle. | '''Empress Isabella I''' (14th February 1044 - 22nd December 1121), more commonly known as '''Isabella of Étaingard''' before her accession to the throne, and also known as the '''Black Lady''', was Empress of the Lonvergian Empire from 1060 until her death in 1121. She was the first Empress of the House of Rousselle. | ||
==Early years== | |||
==Appearance and personality== | |||
==Marriage to Lord Montaimont== | |||
===Meeting and Start of Relationship with Catherine, Duchess of Verdenal=== | |||
==Lady of Montaimont== | |||
===Acquisition of Batelles=== | |||
===Taking the Province of Áncort=== | |||
==Death== | |||
==Arms and heraldic badge== | |||
==Family== | |||
==Ancestry== | |||
==Appellations== |
Revision as of 16:48, 17 January 2022
Isabella the Black Lady | |
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Hammer of the Visivassárs, King of the Monnegard | |
Born | 14th February 1044 Château d'Étaingard, Bordouai |
Died | 22nd December 1121 (Aged 77) Citadelle de Borville, Rochefort |
Burial | 25th December 1121 |
Spouse | Catherine, Duchess of Verdenal (m. 1067) |
House | Rousselle |
Father | Gérald, Duc of Cantonbleau |
Mother | Philippa of Guignemoy |
Empress Isabella I (14th February 1044 - 22nd December 1121), more commonly known as Isabella of Étaingard before her accession to the throne, and also known as the Black Lady, was Empress of the Lonvergian Empire from 1060 until her death in 1121. She was the first Empress of the House of Rousselle.