French Royal Marriage Treaty
Is promised in marriage to Louis XII of France under a dynastic agreement intended to secure the new peace between the two kingdoms.
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Is promised in marriage to Louis XII of France under a dynastic agreement intended to secure the new peace between the two kingdoms.
Mary's French household prepares the ceremonial arrangements for her crowning after her marriage to Louis XII.
Role range: 1514-1515
Mary is anointed according to the ceremonial traditions used for a French queen consort.
Role range: 1514-1515
Mary leaves the coronation church in royal state after completing the religious ceremony.
Role range: 1514-1515
Mary is formally presented during the French queen-consort rite before her anointing and crowning.
Role range: 1514-1515
Ceremonial insignia accompany Mary's crowning and publicly mark her new royal position in France.
Role range: 1514-1515
Mary receives the French queen's crown following her marriage to Louis XII.
Role range: 1514-1515
Mary travels in state for the ceremony that will publicly establish her as queen consort of France.
Role range: 1514-1515
Court festivities follow Mary's crowning and celebrate the dynastic alliance created by her marriage to Louis XII.
Role range: 1514-1515
Is designated for marriage to Charles V under the secret Anglo-Imperial alliance, replacing earlier French dynastic arrangements.
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