Margaret of Hungary
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Not to be confused with Saint Margaret of Hungary.
Margaret (Margit) (1175 – 1223), was the eldest daughter of King Bela III of Hungary and his second wife Agnes of Antioch. Her maternal grandparents were Raynald of Chatillon and Constance of Antioch.
In 1185, Margaret married the Eastern Roman Emperor Isaac II Angelos. They had two sons:
- John (Iōannēs) Angelos.
- Manuel Angelos.
Her husband died in February, 1204. Later that year the widowed Margaret married Boniface of Montferrat, who was soon to become king of Thessalonica. To Boniface she bore a son Demetrius in 1207. In the same year, on his father's death, Demetrius became king of Thessalonica.
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Margaret of Hungary
Born: 1175 Died: 1223 |
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| Preceded by Agnes of France |
Byzantine Empress consort 1185–1195 |
Succeeded by Euphrosyne Doukaina Kamatera |
| Preceded by Euphrosyne Doukaina Kamatera |
Byzantine Empress consort 1203–1204 |
Succeeded by Anna Angelina Empire of Nicaea |
| Succeeded by Maria Petraliphaina Despotate of Epirus |
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| Succeeded by Theodora Axouchina Empire of Trebizond |
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| Succeeded by Marie of Champagne Latin Empire |
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| Preceded by New Kingdom |
Queen consort of Thessalonica 1205–1207 |
Succeeded by Titular Queens Bianca Lancia (possibly)/ Isabella of England (definitely) |
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