Emma de Laval
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Emma de Laval
Summary
Emma de Laval is a human[1]. She died on April 27, 1264[2]. She worked as a lord[3]. She is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[4]
Key Facts
- Emma de Laval died on April 27, 1264[2].
- Emma de Laval died on April 24, 1264[5].
- Emma de Laval's father was Guy V de Laval[6].
- Emma de Laval's mother was Avoise de Craon[7].
- Among Emma de Laval's spouses was John of Toucy[8].
- Emma de Laval was married to Robert III, Count of Alençon[9].
- Among Emma de Laval's spouses was Mathieu II de Montmorency[10].
- A child of Emma de Laval was Jeanne of Toucy[11].
- A child of Emma de Laval was Guy VII de Laval[12].
- A child of Emma de Laval was Avoise de Montmorency, Dame de Meslay[13].
- A child of Emma de Laval was Robert IV d'Alençon[14].
- Emma de Laval's professions included lord[3].
- Emma de Laval is recorded as female[15].
- Emma de Laval's instance of is recorded as human[16].
- Emma de Laval's Commons category is recorded as Emma, Lady of Laval[17].
- Emma de Laval's given name is recorded as Emma[18].
- Emma de Laval's sibling is recorded as Guyonnet de Laval[19].
Body
Origins and Family
Emma de Laval's father was Guy V de Laval[6]. Her mother was Avoise de Craon[7].
Career and Affiliations
Emma de Laval's professions included lord[3].
Personal Life
Spouses include John of Toucy[8]; Robert III, Count of Alençon[9], an aristocrat[20], of France[21]; and Mathieu II de Montmorency[10], a monarch[22], 1174–1230[23], of France[24]. Children include Jeanne of Toucy[11], an aristocrat[25]; Guy VII de Laval[12], an aristocrat[26], 1219–1265[27]; Avoise de Montmorency, Dame de Meslay[13]; and Robert IV d'Alençon[14].
Death and Burial
Recorded date of death include April 27, 1264[2] and April 24, 1264[5].
Why It Matters
Emma de Laval is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[4]
FAQs
Who were Emma de Laval's parents?
Emma de Laval's father was Guy V de Laval[6]. Emma de Laval's mother was Avoise de Craon[7].
Who was Emma de Laval married to?
Emma de Laval's spouses include John of Toucy[8], Robert III, Count of Alençon[9], and Mathieu II de Montmorency[10].
What did Emma de Laval do for work?
Emma de Laval worked as lord[3].