Claude of France

Claude of France was the daughter of King Louis XII of France and became Duchess of Brittany through her marriage. Born in 1499, she was part of France’s royal family during a turbulent political period. Known for her intelligence and piety, Claude served as a link between the French crown and Brittany, helping to maintain peace and stability. Her marriage helped unify France and Brittany, shaping the nation’s history. She was recognized for her kindness and contributions to religious and charitable causes, and her legacy includes her influence on French and Breton relations during her lifetime.