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1670. Simon 4 e.Leicester brn.de Montfort. , b. in 1165? Ile-de-France. , m. Alix de Montmorency. , d. on 25 Jun 1218 Toulouse, Fr.
1671. Alix de Montmorency. , b. after 1173? France (Ibid.). . , d. on 24 Feb 1221.
1672. Robert 2 sgr.de Beaumez (Aurejac.). , b. in 1160? France (a guess.). , m. Sibylle de Montfaucon-Berry.
1673. Sibylle de Montfaucon-Berry (Aurejac.) (Ibid.). , b. in 1180? France (a guess.). .
1674. Thibaud 5 sgr.Mirebeau de Blazon (Beauchet-Filleau, "NA," Dictionnaire des Familles de l'Ancien Poitou, (Roche sur Yon: Societe d'Emulation
de la Vendee, Jul 1891), all, 2ed.1-548. Hereinafter cited as "Poitou."). , b. in 1160? France (a guess.). , m. Valence de Mauze. , d. circa 1229.
1675. Valence de Mauze (Aurejac.). , b. in 1170? France (a guess.). . , d. after 1231 (Aurejac.).
1676. Ebbes 1 sgr.Cht.meillant de Deols. , b. in 1150? Berry (a guess.). , m. Agnes de Charenton. , d. in 1214.
1677. Agnes de Charenton. , b. in 1146 France (Carne.). . .
1680. Jean 4 deMontoire ct.de Vendome (Anselme,, 8-725.) (Aurejac.). , b. in 1180? France (a guess.). , m. Aiglantine de Palluau. , d. in 1239.
1681. Aiglantine de Palluau (Aurejac.) (Anselme,, 8-725.) (Aurejac.) (Ibid.). , b. in 1190? France (a guess.). . , d. circa 1234.
1682. Juhel 3 de Mayenne (Aurejac.). , b. in 1165? France (a guess.). , m. Gervaise deDinan de Vitre. , d. in 1220 Albigeois battle.
1683. Gervaise deDinan de Vitre. , b. in 1190? France (Ibid.). . , d. circa 1248.
1684. Raoul 1 sgr.Ferte-Germigny Roye. , b. in 1170? France (Ibid.). , m. Marie le Seigneur (H&G, 154-99.).
1685. Marie le Seigneur (Ibid.) (Ibid.) (Ibid.). , b. in 1200? France (Ibid.). (Ibid.).
1686. Jean 1 sgr.de Ville (" Chesnaye-Desbois.) (Ibid.). , b. in 1140? France (a guess.).
1688. Guy brn.de Montfort-l'Amaury. , b. in 1170? Ile-de-France (Ibid.). , m. Helvide d' Ibelin in 1204. , m. Briande de Beynes Adhemar-Monteil. , d.
on 31 Jan 1228 Vareilles, battle.
1689. Helvide d' Ibelin. , b. in 1190? France (Ibid.). . , d. on 1 Jun 1216.
1690. Pierre 2 s.Courtenay Namur Constantin.Emp. , b. in 1155 France. , m. Agnes cts.de Nevers-Auxerre in 1184. , m. Yolande d' Hainaut on 1 Jul
1193 Soissons. , d. in 1219 Eperus, Turkey.
1691. Yolande d' Hainaut. , b. in 1170? Flanders (Ibid.). . , d. in Jun 1219.
1692. Philippe chv.de Levis. , b. in 1130? France (Ibid.). , m. Elisabeth (--?--). , d. in 1203.
1693. Elisabeth (--?--). , b. in 1140? France (Ibid.). .
1694. Simon 3 brn.de Montfort. , b. in 1140? Montfort, Fr (Ibid.). , m. Amice cts.Leicester de Beaumont-leRoger. , d. on 12 Mar 1181.
1695. Amice cts.Leicester de Beaumont-leRoger. , b. in 1150? Eng (Ibid.). . . , d. in 1193.
1696. Philippe 2 Auguste France,King (Anselme.) (Ibid.). , b. on 21 Jul 1165 Gonesse, Fr. , m. Isabelle de Hainaut on 28 Apr 1179 Bapaume, Fr.
After having lost his child-wife, Isabelle of Flanders, he went on crusade, then hurried back to marry again for the sake of his dynasty as his son, Louis,
was a sickly child. What he needed was the daughter of a king and, on 14 August 1193, he married Ingeborg (Isambour), daughter of King Valdemar of
Denmark. Arrangements had been made for her to be crowned queen the day after the nuptials but, during the wedding night, Philippe's feelings
changed to repulsion.
In Compiègne, before an assembly, fifteen duly sworn witnesses, twelve of them from the king's family, solemnly calculated the degrees of
consanguinity and showed that Philippe and Ingeborg were fourth cousins, a prohibiting degree for marriage. However, this solution was not accepted
by Ingeborg's brother, the Danish king, who appealed to Pope Celestine III, claiming the genealogies to be wrong, but the pope gave Philippe no more
than a warning.
In June 1196, Philippe III married the beautiful Agnès de Meran. With Ingeborg still alive, this was bigamy. The new pope, Innocent III, ordered Philippe
to part from Agnès and, laying France under an interdict, wanted to suspend all religious services. Negotiations were to last fifteen years and, because
of the Cathar upsurge, the interdict was not applied.
In 1201 in Soissons, the church confronted Philippe but, after a fortnight's arguing, he departed, taking Ingeborg with him. On 29 July 1201 Agnès de
Meran died and Philippe could no longer be regarded as a bigamist; and so, in November of that year, the pope legitimised the two children of Philippe
and Agnès. In 1205 a 'damsel from Arras' bore him a bastard son and, as Philippe would have nothing to do with Ingeborg, she was spared the perils of
childbearing.
As it had not been consummated, the pope was willing to declare the marriage with Ingeborg void. However, they had not counted on Ingeborg who
maintained that she and Philippe had slept together. To satisfy pope, king and queen, the only solution seemed to be that the queen should take the
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