Agnes, of France, 1171-1220?

LC control no.	n 82139920
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Agnes, of France, 1171-1220? *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Hagnē, hē Phranka, 1171-1220 Agnès, de France, 1171-1220? Agnès, di Francia, 1171-1220? Anna, di Bisanzio, 1171-1220? Anna, Empress, consort of Alexius II Comnenus, Emperor of the East, 1171-1220? Anna, Empress, consort of Andronicus I Comnenus, Emperor of the East, 1171-1220? Hagnē, tēs Gallias, 1171-1220?
Located	Constantinople
Birth date	1171
Death date	1220?
Place of birth	France
Profession or occupation	Empresses--Byzantine Empire
Found in	Kyriazēs, Kōstas D. Hagnē hē Phranka, 1980: title page (Hagnē hē Phranka) Dictionnaire d'histoire de France (Agnès de France (1171-1220); daughter of Louis VII, King of France; married to Alexis Comnenus, Emperor of the East, and then to Andronicus Comnenus, Emperor of the East; in 1204, she married Théodore Branas, a Byzantine nobleman) Megale Hellenike enkyklopaideia (Hagnē hē Phranka, as Empress of the East changed her name to Anna; after being married to two Emperors she was remarried to a Byzantine nobleman, Theodore Branas) Papyros-Larous (Hagnē tēs Gallias; Hagnē hē Phranka) L'impero perduto, 2006: title page (Anna di Bisanzio) page 3 (Agnès di Francia) Eustathius, Archbishop of Thessalonica. Secular orations 1167/8 to 1179, 2013: page 147 (Agnes of France) Oxford dictionary of Byzantium, 1991: volume 1, page 37 (Agnes of France; Byzantine empress from 1180 to 1185; born circa 1171/72; died after 1204; daughter of Louis VII and Adèle of Champagne; upon arriving in Constantinople, she was renamed "Anna" and wedded first Alexios II and then his heir, Andronikos I; she later married Theodore Branas) English Wikipedia, viewed April 19, 2018 (Agnes of France, Byzantine Empress; Agnes of France, renamed Anna (1171-after 1204); she disappears from the historical record after 1204; her death date is sometimes given as 1220 or even "after 1240", but no primary source for these dates has been identified) French Wikipedia, viewed April 19, 2018 (Agnès de France; born in France around 1170; died around 1220)