A recent work by Nancy Goldstone chronicled the tumultuous relationship between this monarch and the first daughter of Raymond Berenger V of Provence, and this ruler personally marched an army to the castle of Belleme to put down a revolt led by Peter Mauclerc.  
A recent work by Nancy Goldstone chronicled the tumultuous relationship between this monarch and the first daughter of Raymond Berenger V of Provence, and this ruler personally marched an army to the castle of Belleme to put down a revolt led by Peter Mauclerc.  (+)  Later, this monarch caused a four year shutdown of an institution in the Latin Quarter after orders were given to throw University of Paris students into the Seine.  This ruler took power following the previous sovereign dying of dysentery on a crusade against the Cathari.  An enemy of Philip Hurepel, (*) her marriage occurred during a brief respite between Philip Augustus and John I when she was delivered by Eleanor of Aquitaine to be the husband of Philip's son.  FTP, identify this wife of Louis VIII and regent and mother of Louis IX, the so-called White Queen.
A recent work by Nancy Goldstone chronicled the tumultuous relationship between this monarch and the first daughter of Raymond Berenger V of Provence, and this ruler personally marched an army to the castle of Belleme to put down a revolt led by Peter Mauclerc.  
{Blanche of Castile} (or {Blanca de Castilla}; prompt on "The White Queen" before mentioned) [4]