Charles VI of France - Ancestors

Ancestors

Ancestors of Charles VI of France
16. Charles of Valois (=14)
8. Philip VI of France
17. Marguerite of Anjou and Maine
4. John II of France
18. Robert II, Duke of Burgundy
9. Joan the Lame
19. Agnes of France, Duchess of Burgundy
2. Charles V of France
20. Henry VII, Holy Roman Emperor
11. John I of Bohemia
21. Margaret of Brabant
5. Bonne of Bohemia
22. Wenceslaus II of Bohemia
11. Elisabeth of Bohemia (1292–1330)
23. Judith of Habsburg
1. Charles VI of France
24. Robert, Count of Clermont
12. Louis I, Duke of Bourbon
25. Beatrix of Bourbon
6. Peter I, Duke of Bourbon
26. John II, Count of Holland
13. Mary of Avesnes
27. Philippa of Luxembourg
3. Joanna of Bourbon
28. Philip III of France
14. Charles of Valois (=16)
29. Isabella of Aragon
7. Isabella of Valois
30. Guy III of Châtillon
15. Mahaut of Châtillon
31. Marie of Brittany

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