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Joscella Orseolo | |
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Queen consort of Croatia | |
Spouse | Stephen I |
Issue | Peter Krešimir IV, Gojslav II |
Dynasty | Orseolo |
Father | Pietro II Orseolo |
Joscella (Hicela, Icella) Orseolo was a queen consort of the Kingdom of Croatia, spouse of Stephen I of Croatia. [1] [2] Daughter of a Venetian doge Pietro II Orseolo and Maria Candiano, grandchild of Pietro I and Felicita Malipiero (or Badoer). [3] [4]
Marriage was decided upon in Trogir which came under Venetian rule. Venetian doge Petar II Orseolo met with Svetoslav Suronja.
It is known about Joscella's brothers Giovanni, Otto, Orso, Vitalis, Enrico and sister Felicita and two other sisters whose names are unknown. [4]
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Joscella Orseolo | |
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Queen consort of Croatia | |
Spouse | Stephen I |
Issue | Peter Krešimir IV, Gojslav II |
Dynasty | Orseolo |
Father | Pietro II Orseolo |
Joscella (Hicela, Icella) Orseolo was a queen consort of the Kingdom of Croatia, spouse of Stephen I of Croatia. [1] [2] Daughter of a Venetian doge Pietro II Orseolo and Maria Candiano, grandchild of Pietro I and Felicita Malipiero (or Badoer). [3] [4]
Marriage was decided upon in Trogir which came under Venetian rule. Venetian doge Petar II Orseolo met with Svetoslav Suronja.
It is known about Joscella's brothers Giovanni, Otto, Orso, Vitalis, Enrico and sister Felicita and two other sisters whose names are unknown. [4]