Royalty. Crown princess of France, also known as Jutta and Guta. She was the daughter of John of Luxembourg and his first wife Queen Elisabeth of Bohemia and niece of Marie de Luxembourg. She married the french crown prince Jean in May 1332 in Melun and gave birth to eleven children of whom four did not survive their childhood. Their son Charles later succeeded his father, Louis founded the house Valois-Anjou and Philippe the house Valois-Burgundy. She died, like her niece Queen Margaret of Hungary and her mother-in-law Jeanne de Bourgogne, of the bubonic plague. There were some rumors after her death that her husband had had her killed or tortured to death because she had been unfaithful. Jean married Jeanne de Auvergne on February 19th, 1350 and succeeded his father in August of the same year.
Royalty. Crown princess of France, also known as Jutta and Guta. She was the daughter of John of Luxembourg and his first wife Queen Elisabeth of Bohemia and niece of Marie de Luxembourg. She married the french crown prince Jean in May 1332 in Melun and gave birth to eleven children of whom four did not survive their childhood. Their son Charles later succeeded his father, Louis founded the house Valois-Anjou and Philippe the house Valois-Burgundy. She died, like her niece Queen Margaret of Hungary and her mother-in-law Jeanne de Bourgogne, of the bubonic plague. There were some rumors after her death that her husband had had her killed or tortured to death because she had been unfaithful. Jean married Jeanne de Auvergne on February 19th, 1350 and succeeded his father in August of the same year.
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