Mary of Guelders

Summary

Mary of Guelders is a human^[1]. She was born in Grave^[2]. She was born on 1434^[3]. She died in Roxburgh Castle^[4]. She died on December 10, 1463^[5]. She worked as a consort^[6]. She has Wikipedia articles in 17 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[7]

Key Facts

• Mary of Guelders's place of birth was Grave^[2].
• Mary of Guelders passed away in Roxburgh Castle^[4].
• Mary of Guelders was born on 1434^[3].
• Mary of Guelders died on December 10, 1463^[5].
• Mary of Guelders died on November 16, 1463^[8].
• Mary of Guelders is buried at Holyrood Abbey^[9].
• Mary of Guelders's father was Arnold, Duke of Guelders^[10].
• Mary of Guelders's mother was Catherine of Cleves^[11].
• Among Mary of Guelders's spouses was James II of Scotland^[12].
• A child of Mary of Guelders was James III of Scotland^[13].
• A child of Mary of Guelders was Mary Stewart^[14].
• A child of Mary of Guelders was Alexander Stewart^[15].
• A child of Mary of Guelders was David Stewart, Earl of Moray^[16].
• A child of Mary of Guelders was John Stewart, Earl of Mar^[17].
• A child of Mary of Guelders was Margaret Stewart^[18].
• Mary of Guelders held citizenship in Germany^[19].
• Mary of Guelders worked as a consort^[6].
• Mary of Guelders held the position of Regent Diamond^[20].
• Mary of Guelders is recorded as female^[21].
• Mary of Guelders's instance of is recorded as human^[22].
• Mary of Guelders's family is recorded as House of Egmond^[23].
• Mary of Guelders's noble title is recorded as queen consort^[24].
• Mary of Guelders's Commons category is recorded as Mary of Guelders^[25].
• Mary of Guelders's given name is recorded as Mary^[26].
• Mary of Guelders's described by source is recorded as Dictionary of National Biography, 1885–1900^[27].

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Origins and Family

Born in Grave^[2], Mary of Guelders… she was born on 1434^[3]. Her father was Arnold, Duke of Guelders^[10]. Her mother was Catherine of Cleves^[11].

Career and Affiliations

Mary of Guelders worked as a consort^[6]. She held the position of Regent Diamond^[20].

Personal Life

Among Mary of Guelders's spouses was James II of Scotland^[12]. Children include James III of Scotland^[13], a politician^[28], 1451–1488^[29], of Kingdom of Scotland^[30], awarded the Golden Rose^[31]; Mary Stewart^[14], an aristocrat^[32], 1451–1488^[33], of Kingdom of Scotland^[34]; Alexander Stewart^[15], a condottiero^[35], 1454–1485^[36], of Kingdom of Scotland^[37]; David Stewart, Earl of Moray^[16], of Kingdom of Scotland^[38]; John Stewart, Earl of Mar^[17], 1457–1479^[39], of Kingdom of Scotland^[40]; and Margaret Stewart^[18], an aristocrat^[41], b. 1455^[42], of Kingdom of Scotland^[43].

Death and Burial

Recorded date of death include December 10, 1463^[5] and November 16, 1463^[8]. Mary of Guelders died in Roxburgh Castle^[4]. Burial took place at Holyrood Abbey^[9].

Why It Matters

Mary of Guelders has Wikipedia articles in 17 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[7] She is known by 21 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[44]

FAQs

Where was Mary of Guelders born?

Mary of Guelders's place of birth was Grave^[2].

Where did Mary of Guelders die?

Mary of Guelders died in Roxburgh Castle^[4].

Who were Mary of Guelders's parents?

Mary of Guelders's father was Arnold, Duke of Guelders^[10]. Mary of Guelders's mother was Catherine of Cleves^[11].

Who was Mary of Guelders married to?

Mary of Guelders's spouses include James II of Scotland^[12].

What did Mary of Guelders do for work?

Mary of Guelders worked as consort^[6].