(Redirected from Michele of Valois)'Michelle of Valois' (
January 11,
1395–
July 8,
1422) was a daughter of
Charles VI of France and
Isabella of Bavaria-Ingolstadt. In June,
1409 she married
Philip III, Duke of Burgundy. Michelle became melancholic in
1419 following the involvement of her brother in the murder of her father-in-law,
John the Fearless. Michelle died in the absence of her husband, who was preparing for the battle of Cone. Michelle fell ill at Ghent and died
1422. All of the inhabitants were in greiving as she was much loved by the people. Michelle was interred in the monastery of
St Bavon near
Ghent. After her death it was believed her death had been brought on by poisoning by a lady attendant from
Germany Ourse de la Viefville. This lady had been a close confidante of the Princess, however had been dismissed to Aire just before Michelle's death. The lady was never charged.
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