Margaret III of Flanders

Margaret III of Flanders (1350-1405) was a noblewoman who played a significant role in European history during the late Middle Ages. She was the daughter of King Louis II of Flanders and married Duke Philip the Bold of Burgundy, which strengthened the ties between these powerful territories. Their union helped the Burgundian State to expand in influence and wealth, setting the stage for the Burgundian Netherlands. Margaret was known for her strong character and involvement in political affairs, contributing to the legacy of her family and the broader dynamics of European power during her time.