Adelaide of Burgundy

Adelaide of Burgundy (c. 1045–1060) was a noblewoman from the influential Burgundian region. She was betrothed and married to prominent medieval rulers, which helped forge political alliances. Known for her noble heritage, Adelaide's marriage connected different royal families, strengthening political ties across Europe. Though not a major historical figure herself, her role in these alliances contributed to the stability and expansion of her family's influence during the early medieval period. Her life exemplifies the importance of marriage in medieval diplomacy and the interconnected nature of European noble families.