François, Duc de Valois, afterwards François II., King of France, 348, 352
François II., Duc de Bretagne, 303; Antoinette de Maignelais, 304; character, 305; Landais, 307; battle of St. Aubin, death, 308
Françoise de Dinan, Dame de Laval, 304, 308-312, 314, 317, 320, 321
Friederich von Landshut (_see_ Wittelsbach)
Hainault, Jacqueline de: wife of Jean, Duc de Touraine and Dauphin, fourth son of Charles VI., 234, 235, 278-280
Harcourt, Jean de, married Catherine de Bourbon, 35
Henry IV., Duke of Lancaster, King of England: exiled for treasonable practices, 208; proposes to marry daughter of Duc de Berry, 209; indignation of French at his usurpation, 210; wishes to marry Isabelle de France, widow of Richard II., to Prince of Wales, 213; detains her jewels and dowry, 219; absurd claim to French crown, 244; death, 261
Henry V., King of England, 261; invades France, 270; Harfleur, 271; Azincourt, 272-277; negotiations for his marriage with Catherine de France, 288, 289; is betrothed to her and declared Regent and heir of France, 292; marriage, 293; departure to England and birth of a son, 293; return to France, 293; death, 294
Henry VI., King of England and France: birth, 293; enters Paris, 297
Isabeau de Bavière, wife of Charles VI.: birth and childhood, 109; negotiations for marriage with Charles VI., 110-112; fair of Amiens, 113-116; interview with the King, 116, 117; wedding, 117; beauty of Isabeau, 122; remains at Creil, 125; birth and death of first Dauphin Charles, 126, 127; birth of Isabelle de France, 127; character of Isabeau, 128; dress at court, 129, 130; fêtes for the knighthood of King of Sicily, 134-137; Isabeau and Louis d’Orléans, 138; jealousy of Valentine Visconti, 145; state entry and coronation, 147-152; absence of the King, 152; birth of Jeanne de France, 153; at Beauté, return of King and his brother, 154; storm at Saint-Germain-en-Laye, 156; birth of the second Dauphin Charles, 157; of Marie de France, 167; goes to the King at Creil, 169; returns to Paris, 170; has her own _argentier_, 171; ball, 172-174; King does not know her, 175; birth of Michelle de France, 176; quarrels with Duchess of Burgundy, 179; birth of Louis de France, 182; Poissy, 193, 194; birth of Jean de France, 193; tastes, pursuits, and household, 194-200; amasses treasure, 201; hôtels, 206; letters from England, 206; anxiety for Queen of England, 208, 210; birth of Catherine de France, 215; society and amusements of Isabeau and Louis d’Orléans, 215, 217; Isabeau and her children, 217, 218; fools and dwarfs, 218; return of Queen of England, 219; tries to mediate between Orléans and Burgundy, 221; birth of Charles de France (afterwards Charles VII.), 221; fête at hôtel Barbette, 222; council, 223; betrothal of Michelle de France, 224; receives complaint of University, 226; treasures of Isabeau and Ludwig of Bavaria stopped, 227; Jacques Legrand, 228; the Queen and Princess Marie, 229; the forest of Saint-Germain, 229; neglect of her children, 230; flight to Melun, 231; Burgundy seizes the Dauphin, 232; anger with some of her household, 233; returns to Saint Paul, 233; objects of Jean, Duc de Touraine, going to Hainault, 235; birth and death of Philippe de France, 236; murder of Louis d’Orléans, 236-241; implores vengeance, 243; goes to Melun, 243; consecration of Princess Marie, King’s visit to Melun, Queen returns to Louvre, 246, 247; Odette de Champdivers, 247; goes with children to Tours, 248; conference of Chartres, 249, 250; returns to Paris, 251; anger with son-in-law, Duc de Bretagne, 252; gives up charge of the Duc d’Aquitaine, 253; takes care of Duchesse d’Aquitaine, 256; threatens Duc d’Aquitaine, 259; riots, 260-264; quarrel with Aquitaine, 267; flight from Melun after battle of Azincourt, 277; sends for Jean, Duc de Touraine, now Dauphin, 278; goes to Senlis with Charles, now Duc de Touraine, 280; absurd accusation of poisoning him, 281; unfortunate relations with her sons, 282; violent quarrel with King and Charles, the new Dauphin, 283; imprisonment, 284; appeals to Jean Sans-peur, 284; he rescues her, 285; she assumes the regency, 285; they enter Paris, 287; massacre of Armagnacs and reconciliation with King, 287; the Princess Catherine, 288, 289; truce with Dauphin, 289; goes to Troyes, 291; spends Christmas at Paris, 293, 294; death of Charles VI., 294; years of widowhood, 296; her grandson, Henry VI., 297; death, 297