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Marie de Bourgogne; Dutch:
Maria van
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February 1457 – 27
March 1482),
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Margaret of
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March 1441) was
Duchess of
Bavaria as the wife of Duke
William II. She
acted as
regent in
Hainaut in the absence...
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David of
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April 1494) was the
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Bourgondië), or the
Younger House of Burgundy, was a
noble French family deriving...
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Philip of Burgundy. His
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Maximiliaan II van
Bourgondië, from 1547 Charles...
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February 1457 5
January 1477 – 27
March 1482 Only
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