Charles The Bold - Ancestors

Ancestors

Duchy of Burgundy-
House of Valois, Burgundian Branch
John the Good
Children
Charles V of France
Louis I of Anjou
John, Duke of Berry
Philip the Bold
Philip the Bold
Children
John the Fearless
Margaret of Burgundy, Duchess of Bavaria
Catherine of Burgundy
Anthony, Duke of Brabant
Mary, Duchess of Savoy
Philip, Count of Nevers
John the Fearless
Children
Mary of Burgundy, Duchess of Cleves
Margaret, Countess of Richemont
Philip the Good
Anne of Burgundy
Agnes of Burgundy
Philip the Good
Children
Charles the Bold
Anthony the Bastard
Charles the Bold
Children
Mary of Burgundy
Mary of Burgundy
Charles the Bold's ancestors in three generations
Charles the Bold Father:
Philip the Good
Paternal Grandfather:
John the Fearless
Paternal Great-grandfather:
Philip the Bold
Paternal Great-grandmother:
Margaret III, Countess of Flanders
Paternal Grandmother:
Margaret of Bavaria
Paternal Great-grandfather:
Albert I, Duke of Bavaria
Paternal Great-grandmother:
Margaret of Brieg
Mother:
Isabella of Portugal
Maternal Grandfather:
John I of Portugal
Maternal Great-grandfather:
Peter I of Portugal
Maternal Great-grandmother:
Teresa Gille Lourenço
Maternal Grandmother:
Philippa of Lancaster
Maternal Great-grandfather:
John of Gaunt, 1st Duke of Lancaster
Maternal Great-grandmother:
Blanche of Lancaster

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