Catherine de Genève
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Catherine de Genève
Summary
Catherine de Genève is a human[1]. She died on October 17, 1407[2].
Key Facts
- Catherine de Genève died on October 17, 1407[2].
- Catherine de Genève's father was Amadeus III of Geneva[3].
- Catherine de Genève's mother was Mathilde d'Auvergne[4].
- Catherine de Genève was married to Amadeus, Prince of Achaea[5].
- A child of Catherine de Genève was Mathilde van Savoye[6].
- A child of Catherine de Genève was Blessed Margaret of Savoy[7].
- Catherine de Genève is recorded as female[8].
- Catherine de Genève's instance of is recorded as human[9].
- Catherine de Genève's given name is recorded as Catherine[10].
- Catherine de Genève's sibling is recorded as Clement VII[11].
- Catherine de Genève's sibling is recorded as Marie de Genève[12].
- Catherine de Genève's sibling is recorded as Yolanda of Geneva[13].
- Catherine de Genève's sibling is recorded as Blanche of Geneva[14].
- Catherine de Genève's sibling is recorded as Amadeus IV of Geneva[15].
- Catherine de Genève's sibling is recorded as John of Geneva[16].
- Catherine de Genève's sibling is recorded as Aymon III of Geneva[17].
- Catherine de Genève's sibling is recorded as Peter of Geneva[18].
Body
Origins and Family
Catherine de Genève's father was Amadeus III of Geneva[3]. Her mother was Mathilde d'Auvergne[4].
Personal Life
Catherine de Genève was married to Amadeus, Prince of Achaea[5]. Children include Mathilde van Savoye[6], an aristocrat[19], 1390–1438[20] and Blessed Margaret of Savoy[7], a Christian nun[21], 1382–1464[22].
Death and Burial
Catherine de Genève died on October 17, 1407[2].
FAQs
Who were Catherine de Genève's parents?
Catherine de Genève's father was Amadeus III of Geneva[3]. Catherine de Genève's mother was Mathilde d'Auvergne[4].
Who was Catherine de Genève married to?
Catherine de Genève's spouses include Amadeus, Prince of Achaea[5].