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queen consort of France
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  • Philip II.
    Philip II
    / Internal affairs of Philip II

    …he took a Tirolese lady, Agnes, daughter of Bertold IV of Meran, as his wife in June 1196. Denmark, meanwhile, had complained to Rome about the repudiation of Ingeborg, and Pope Celestine III had countermanded it in 1195, but Celestine died (1198) before he could resort to coercion against Philip.…

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    …he took a Tirolese lady, Agnes, daughter of Bertold IV of Meran, as his wife in June 1196. Denmark, meanwhile, had complained to Rome about the repudiation of Ingeborg, and Pope Celestine III had countermanded it in 1195, but Celestine died (1198) before he could resort to coercion against Philip.…

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