Queen of Jerusalem. Sicilian and german Queen. Only child of John of Brienne, Latin Emperor of Constantinople, and Maria of Montferrat, Queen of Jerusalem. Her mother died soon after her birth, which meant, that she was only a few days old when she became Queen. Her father served as her regent until 1225. She was married to the 18 years older Emperor Friedrich II. by proxy in 1223. They were married in person two years later in Brindisi. She gave birth to a son who later became Emperor Konrad IV.. Konrad became his mothers successor when she died a few days after his birth.
Queen of Jerusalem. Sicilian and german Queen. Only child of John of Brienne, Latin Emperor of Constantinople, and Maria of Montferrat, Queen of Jerusalem. Her mother died soon after her birth, which meant, that she was only a few days old when she became Queen. Her father served as her regent until 1225. She was married to the 18 years older Emperor Friedrich II. by proxy in 1223. They were married in person two years later in Brindisi. She gave birth to a son who later became Emperor Konrad IV.. Konrad became his mothers successor when she died a few days after his birth.
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