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Rupin 2 of Armenia, King Rupin 2 of Armenia, King 1-Rupin 2 of Armenia, King d. 1169 +Isabel de Toron 2-Philippe of Armenia +Theodore I Lascarius, Emperor of Nicaea b. 1173, Nicaea, d. Abt Aug 1222 3-Mary Lascarius b. Abt 1206, d. 1270 +Bela IV of Hungary, King of Hungary b. Nov 1206, d. 3 May 1270 4-Katharine of Hungary d. 1242 4-Kunigunda of Hungary d. 1292 +Unknown 4-Anna of Hungary b. Abt 1227, d. 1274 +Rostislaw Mikhailovich b. Abt 1220, of Kiev, d. 1263 5-Kunegunda Rostislavna b. Abt 1246, d. 9 Sep 1285 +Premysl 2 of Bohemia, King b. Abt 1233, d. 26 Aug 1278 6-Vaclav 2 of Bohemia, King b. 17 Sep 1271, d. 21 Jun 1305 +Jutte of Austria b. 13 Mar 1271, d. 18 Jun 1297 7-Elizabeth of Bohemia b. 20 Jan 1292, d. 1330 +John of Bohemia, King d. 1346 8-Charles 4 of Bohemia, King & Emperor d. 1378 +Blanca of Valois +Agnes of Palatin +Anne of Silesia 9-Wenceslaus of Bohemia, Emp. and King +Unknown 10-Elizabeth of Bohemia d. 1447 +Albert 2 of Austria, K & Emperor d. 1439 11-George of Hungary & Bohemia d. 1436 11-Anne of Hungary & Bohemia d. 1462 +William 3 of Thuringia 11-Elizabeth of Hungary and Bohemia d. 1503 +Casimir 4 of Poland, King 11-Ladislaus of Hungary & Bohemia, King b. Abt 1440, (posthumously), d. 1445 +Elizabeth of Pomerania 9-Sigismund of Bohemia, Emperor d. 1437 +Mary of Hungary d. 1392 +Jan of Bohemia, King b. 10 Aug 1296, d. 26 Aug 1346 8-Jutte of Bohemia b. 20 May 1315, d. 11 Sep 1356 +Jean 2 "Le Bon" of France, King b. 26 Apr 1319, d. 8 Apr 1364 9-Charles 5 "Sapiens" of France, King d. 1380 +Jeanne de Bourbon b. Abt 3 Feb 1338, d. Abt 6 Feb 1378 10-Charles 6 of France, King d. 1422 +Isabel of Bavaria b. 1369, d. 24 Sep 1435 11-Katherine de Valois, Queen of England b. 27 Oct 1401, Hotel de St Pol,Paris,,France, d. 3 Jan 1437, Abbey,Bermondsey,Surrey,England +King Henry V Plantagenet b. 9 Aug 1387, Monmouthshire,Wales, d. 31 Aug 1422, Bois Devincennes,Seine,France 12-Henry 6 of England, King b. 6 Dec 1421, Windsor Castle,Berkshire,England, d. 1461, London,Middlesex,England +Sir Owen Tudur ap Meredith b. Abt 1397, Of Penmynydd, d. 2 Feb 1461, beheaded 12-Edmund Tudor, Earl of Richmond b. 1430, Hadham Bedfordshire, d. 1456 12-Jasper ap Owen Tudor, Earl of Pembroke b. Abt 1432 12-Jacina vz Owen Tudor b. Abt 1434 12-Owen ap Owen Tudor, A Monk b. Abt 1436, Of Winchester abbey, bur. Abt 1501, Winchester Abb 11-Charles 7 of France, King d. 1422 +Mary of Anjou d. 1463 12-Lewis 11 of France, King d. 1483 12-Johanna of France 11-Johanna of France d. 1432 +John 6 of Richmond d. 1442 12-Francis 1 of Richmond, D of Bretagne d. 1450 12-Peter II d. 1457 12-Aegydius II, Lord d. 1450 Some Fabulous Pedigrees - Maintained by Wallace K Penrose 12 Aug 2012 http://www.penrose.org Page 1 Rupin 2 of Armenia, King 12-Isabel d. 1442 12-Margaret d. 1421 11-Isabel +Charles of Orleans, Duke d. 1465 12-Johanna of Orleans d. 1432 10-Lewis of Orleans, Duke d. 1407 +Valentia of Milan d. 1408 11-Charles of Orleans, Duke d. 1465 +Isabel 12-Johanna of Orleans d. 1432 +Bona of Armagnac +Mary of Cleves d. 1487 12-Lewis 12 of Orleans, Duke b. 1462, d. 1515 12-Mary of Orleans d. 1493 12-Anne of Fontevraud, Abbess 11-Margaret of Orleans d. 1446 +Richard of Richmond, Count d. 1438 12-Francis 2, Duke d. 1488 12-Mary of Fontivraud, Abbess d. 1477 12-Catherine 12-Isabel d. 1439 12-Margaret 12-Magdalen, A Nun d. 1462 11-Philip of Vertus, Count d. 1421 11-John of Angouleme, Count d. 1467 +Margaret of Rohan b. Abt 1395, d. 1468 12-Charles of Angouleme, Count of Angouleme b. Abt 1459, d. 1 Jan 1496 12-Lewis of Angouleme 12-Johanna of Angouleme 12-John of Angouleme 11-John of Dunois, Count d. DEAD 9-Isabel of France d. 1372 +John Galeazzo of Milan, Duke d. 1402 10-Valentia of Milan d. 1408 +Lewis of Orleans, Duke d. 1407 11-Charles of Orleans, Duke d. 1465 +Isabel 12-Johanna of Orleans d. 1432 +Bona of Armagnac +Mary of Cleves d. 1487 12-Lewis 12 of Orleans, Duke b. 1462, d. 1515 12-Mary of Orleans d. 1493 12-Anne of Fontevraud, Abbess 11-Margaret of Orleans d. 1446 +Richard of Richmond, Count d. 1438 12-Francis 2, Duke d. 1488 12-Mary of Fontivraud, Abbess d. 1477 12-Catherine 12-Isabel d. 1439 12-Margaret 12-Magdalen, A Nun d. 1462 11-Philip of Vertus, Count d. 1421 11-John of Angouleme, Count d. 1467 +Margaret of Rohan b. Abt 1395, d. 1468 12-Charles of Angouleme, Count of Angouleme b. Abt 1459, d. 1 Jan 1496 12-Lewis of Angouleme 12-Johanna of Angouleme 12-John of Angouleme 11-John of Dunois, Count d. DEAD 9-John of Berry, Duke +Johanna 2 of Auvergne d. 1434 10-Mary of Berry +John 1 of Bourbon, Duke d. 1444 Some Fabulous Pedigrees - Maintained by Wallace K Penrose 12 Aug 2012 http://www.penrose.org Page 2 Rupin 2 of Armenia, King 11-Charles of Bourbon, Duke d. 1456 +Agnes of Burgundy 12-Catherine of Bourbon 12-John 2 "Bonus" of Bourbon d. 1488 12-Charles of Bourbon, Archbishop 12-Peter 2 of Bourbon, Duke 12-Philip of Bourbon 12-James of Bourbon 12-Lewis of Bourbon, Bishop d. 1482 12-Mariana of Bourbon d. 1448 12-Isabel of Bourbon 12-Johanna of Bourbon 12-Marguerite de Bourbon b. Abt 1454, d. 24 Apr 1483 11-Lewis of Bourbon 11-Lewis of Montpensier, Count d. 1480 9-Philip of Burgundy, Duke +Unknown 10-John of Burgundy, Duke +Unknown 11-Agnes of Burgundy +Charles of Bourbon, Duke d. 1456 12-Catherine of Bourbon 12-John 2 "Bonus" of Bourbon d. 1488 12-Charles of Bourbon, Archbishop 12-Peter 2 of Bourbon, Duke 12-Philip of Bourbon 12-James of Bourbon 12-Lewis of Bourbon, Bishop d. 1482 12-Mariana of Bourbon d. 1448 12-Isabel of Bourbon 12-Johanna of Bourbon 12-Marguerite de Bourbon b. Abt 1454, d. 24 Apr 1483 9-Lewis 1 of Anjou, D. & King of Naples d. 1384 +Mary of Bretagne 10-Charles of Tarentum, Prince d. 1384 +Polyxena of Venusta 10-Lewis 2 of Anjou, Duke d. 1417 +Jolanta of Aragon d. 1442 11-Lewis 3 of Anjou, Duke, King of Naples d. 1434 +Margaret of Savoy d. 1479 12-John of Calabria, Duke d. 1470 12-Jolantha of Anjou d. 1483 11-Renatus of Anjou, Duke b. 10 Jan 1409, Chateau D'Angers,,France, d. 10 Jul 1480, Aix-en-Provence +Isabel of Lorrain b. Abt 1410, ,,,Lorraine, d. 28 Feb 1453, Chateau D'Angers,Angers,France 12-Isabelle de Anjou b. Abt 1423, ,,,France, d. 1423 12-Jean 2 de Anjou b. 2 Aug 1425, Nancy,,Lorraine, d. 13 Dec 1470, , Barcelona 12-Rene de Anjou b. Abt 1426 12-Louis de Anjou b. 16 Oct 1427, Nancy,,Lorraine, d. Abt 1444 12-Nicholas de Anjou b. 2 Nov 1428, Nancy,,Lorraine 12-Yolande of Anjou b. 2 Nov 1428, Nancy,,Lorraine, d. 1483 12-Margaret of Anjou b. Abt 23 Mar 1430, Nancy,,Lorraine, d. 25 Aug 1482, Chateau de Dampierre,Dampierre,France 12-Charles de Anjou b. Abt 1431, Nancy,,Lorraine, d. Abt 1432 12-Louise de Anjou b. Abt 1436, Nancy,,Lorraine, d. Abt 1436 12-Anne de Anjou b. Abt 1437, d. Abt 1437 +Jeanne de Laval 11-Mary of Anjou d. 1463 +Charles 7 of France, King d. 1422 12-Lewis 11 of France, King d. 1483 12-Johanna of France Some Fabulous Pedigrees - Maintained by Wallace K Penrose 12 Aug 2012 http://www.penrose.org Page 3 Rupin 2 of Armenia, King 11-Jolanda of Anjou +Francis 1 of Richmond, D of Bretagne d. 1450 11-Charles of Maine, Duke d. 1472 +Combella of Sessa, Duchess +Isabel of St Paul 9-Philippe II Audax of Burgundy, Duke b. 17 Jan 1342, d. 27 Apr 1404 +Marguerite of Flanders d. 1405 10-Marie de Bourgogne, Princess of Burgundy b. Sep 1386, d. 8 Oct 1422 +Amadeus 8 of Savoy, Duke b. 4 Sep 1383, d. 1451 11-Amadeus of Piedmont, Prince d. 1431 11-Louis of Savoy, Count of Savoy b. 24 Feb 1402, d. 29 Jan 1465 +Anne de Lusignan, Princess of Cyprus b. 24 Sep 1415, Geneva, Switzerland, d. 11 Nov 1462, Geneva, Switzerland 12-Amadeus 9 (Sanctus) of Savoy, Duke b. 1435, d. 1472 12-Lewis of Savoy d. 1482 12-Margaret of Savoy d. 1483 12-Philip II of Savoy, Count of Savoy b. 29 Nov 1438, d. 7 Nov 1497 11-Mary of Savoy +Philip of Milan, Duke d. 1447 11-Margaret of Savoy 11-Margaret of Savoy d. 1479 +Lewis 3 of Anjou, Duke, King of Naples d. 1434 12-John of Calabria, Duke d. 1470 12-Jolantha of Anjou d. 1483 11-Philip of Geneva, Count 10-Jean of Burgundy, Duke b. 28 May 1371, d. 10 Sep 1419 +Margarete of Bavaria b. Abt 1363, d. 23 Jan 1423 11-Marie de Bourgogne b. Abt 1393, d. 30 Oct 1463 +Adolph 1 of Cleve, Duke b. 2 Aug 1373, d. 23 Sep 1448 12-Catherine of Cleve b.
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