Person:Ansgarde de Bourgogne (1)

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Ansgarde of Burgundy (d. 880/882) was a French queen of Aquitaine, but never of West Francia, the daughter of Hardouin of Burgundy. She secretly married Louis the Stammerer before he was king; her sons became Louis III of France and Carloman II.

Because Charles the Bald wished to marry his son to Adelaide of Paris, he had to seek a papal annulment; this he did and Adelaide married Louis in February 875.

Ansgarde was thus repudiated, but at the death of Louis in 879 she worked to ensure that her sons could mount the throne of France themselves. To that end, she sought to revisit the subject of her divorce with the archbishop of Reims. Adelaide, however, was pregnant, and gave birth to a son on September 17 of that year, which thus called into doubt the inheritance of Ansgarde's own sons.

Ansgarde and her sons attacked Adelaide's marriage, accusing her of adultery; consequently, Louis and Carloman mounted the throne together. However, both died without issue, and after a long and difficult process Adelaide finally saw her son confirmed as Charles III, the only legitimate heir to the throne.

Ansgarde passes into obscurity after this episode, and the date of her death is not conclusively known.

1.   Ansgarde of Burgundy, in Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia.
2.   ANSGARDIS (-2 Nov [880/82]), in Cawley, Charles. Medieval Lands: A prosopography of medieval European noble and royal families.
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1 3.2} Biographie a Wikipédia FR, in Wikipedia
   [[1]], trouvée 2016.

   Ansgarde de Bourgogne1 (826-† 880/882) est la fille d'Hardouin de Bourgogne. Première épouse du prince Louis Le Bègue, elle est la mère des rois de France Louis III et Carloman II.

4.   Could not have been born in 826 when the mother was 5 years old or less. The Ansgarde born in 826 must have been a sibling or cousin of Hardouin rather than a daughter.