Marguerite (r. 1218–1230)
Marguerite (r. 1218–1230)
Countess of Blois. Reigned from 1218 to 1230; eldest daughter of Thibaut or Theobald V, count of Blois and Chartres (r. 1152–1218), and possibly Alice , countess of Blois (1150–c. 1197); married Gauthier d'Avesnes.
Following her father's death in 1218, Marguerite ruled Blois with her third husband, Gauthier d'Avesnes. She died in 1230 and was succeeded by Marie de Chatillon .
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