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Arms of Albert I, Duke of Bavaria: Dukes of Bavaria (Wittelsbach) quartering County of Holland/Hainaut
Effigy and arms of Margaret of Bavaria, Dijon
Marguerite de Bavière (1363-1424). The shield seems to be reversed. John the Fearless, Duke of Bergundy, married Margaret of Bavaria, a daughter of Albert I, Duke of Bavaria. Bavaria (Wittelsbach, County of Holland/Hainaut) impaling Burgundy (Burgundy ancient, Bergundy modern). As seen (in mirror image) on her monument with effigies in Dijon
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