Charles II (the Bad of) Navarre King of Navarre & Jeanne de France 
the Bad of and Jeanne were married in a religious ceremony on November 3rd, 1353 in Vivier-en-Brie.1
Marriage/Union Notes
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On 3 November 1353, aged twenty, he married Jeanne de France, daughter of King Jean II, and feuded with his father-in-law about his wife's dowry for several years. Charles and Jeanne had seven children, of whom just two, his heir Charles III and Jeanne, would have progeny.
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Personal Details
Birth Notes
Charles was born in October 1332, the son of Philippe III, king of Navarre, and Jeanne II de France, queen of Navarre
Death Notes
In the last years of his life Charles remained in his own mountain kingdom of Navarre. He died on 1 January 1387 in Pamplona.
Charles II (the Bad of) Navarre King of Navarre
Charles II, known as the Bad of, was born in October 1332.2
Jeanne de France
Jeanne was born on June 24th, 1343.4 She died at the age of 30 on November 3rd, 1373 in Evreux.5 6
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Children
Birth Notes
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Jeanne was born about 1370 in Pamplona, the youngest child of Charles 'the Bad', king of Navarre, and Jeanne de FranceDeath Notes
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In 1417 Henry V was again in France. His brother John, duke of Bedford, acting as regent, ordered Jeanne's arrest as she was accused of witchcraft directed against the king. She was deprived of all her property and kept imprisoned until July 1422, when she was released without trial and her property restored. From then she lived in peace and died, aged about sixty-seven, on 9 July 1437.
Jeanne de Navarre
Jeanne was born in 1370 in Pamplona.7