The Queen of France is the consort of the Kings of France and is one of the highest examples of nobility in the Kingdom. Despite this, the Queen typically has little in terms of official power, although they are usually revered by the members of the Kingdom as "the mother of the nation."
List is from 1400 to the present.
| Name | Portrait | Birth | Marriages | Death |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Isabeau Wittelsbach (and Regent) |
|
c. 1370 Ingolstadt, Bavaria |
Charles VI the Mad six children |
24 September 1435 Paris, France |
| Maria Trastámara | 
|
14 September 1401 Segovia, Castile |
Louis XI three children |
15 July 1459 Paris, France |
| Isabella Châtenois | 
|
c. 1400 Pont-à-Mousson, Lorraine |
Charles VII one child |
28 February 1453 Paris, France |
| Benedetta Visconti | 
|
c. 1439 Milan, Milan |
Charles VIII |
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