Everything about Marie De Coucy totally explained
Marie de Coucy (c.
1218 –
1285) was the daughter of
Enguerrand III, Lord of Coucy and his third wife
Marie de Montmirel (c. 1184-1267). She was
Queen consort of the
Kingdom of Scotland.
On
May 15,
1239 she married King
Alexander II of Scotland at
Roxburgh, with whom she mothered the future King,
Alexander III of Scotland. The marriage brought an alliance between the Scots and the Coucy lordship, and for the rest of the
13th century, they exchanged soldiers and money. Her husband died in 1249, and so two years later she returned to
Picardy, although she'd frequently revisit the Kingdom of Scotland.
Her second husband was Jean de Brienne, Grand Butler of France.
She died in
1285.
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