Agnes of Bourbon (d. 1287)
Agnes of Bourbon (d. 1287)
Countess of Artois. Died Sept 7, 1287; dau. of Archimbaud or Archambaud VII, ruler of Bourbon, and Alix of Burgundy (1146–1192); became 2nd wife of Robert II (1250–1302), count of Artois (r. 1250–1302), in 1277; stepmother of Mahaut (c. 1270–1329).
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