Marie of France

Marie of France (October 1326 – 6 October 1341) was a Capetian princess, the second daughter of King Charles IV and Joan of Évreux. When Charles died in 1328, her mother was pregnant with Blanche, whose birth ended the direct Capetian line and let Philip VI of Valois take the crown.

Their mother nonetheless pressed the sisters' claims to Navarre, negotiating a buy-out with Queen Joan II. Marie died unmarried in Paris on 6 October 1341, aged about fifteen, before the dispute ended.