hope of a union had now failed. Foix was a neighbour of the Crown of Aragon. The conditions were relaxed after 1400 when King Martin of Aragon refunded Isabella the county of Castelbon which the king had withdrawn from her brother 1386, after he fought for the crown. Archambaud died in 1413, Isabella died in 1428 and was buried in the Abbey of Boulbonne, the resting place of her ancestors. Children Isabella and Archambaud had: John (c.1382- 4 May 1436), succeeded as John I, Count of Foix. He married three times; he had two sons by his second wife, Jeanne d'Albret (1403–1433), who was the daughter of Charles I of Albret, commander of the French forces at the Battle of Agincourt, and Marie, Dame de Sully. His third wife was Joanna of Urgell, daughter of James II of Urgell and Infanta Isabella, daughter of Peter IV of Aragon. Gaston (died after 1455), married Margaret d'Albret Archambaud (d.10 September 1419), married Sancha de Cabrera and had a daughter named Isabelle Matthew (died December 1453), married firstly to Margaret, Countess of Comminges, had no issue; secondly to Catherine of Coarraze, by whom he had two daughters. He also fathered two illegitimate children by mistresses whose identities are unknown. Peter (1386- 13 December 1464), Archbishop of Arles References Sources |- |- 1361 births 1428 deaths 14th-century Princes of Andorra 15th-century Princes of Andorra House of Foix Counts of Foix Viscounts of Béarn Viscounts of Lautrec Medieval French nobility 15th-century French people 14th-century French people 14th-century women rulers 15th-century women rulers 14th-century French women 15th-century French women