Elisabeth of Namur

Elisabeth of Namur (c. 1329–1382) was the youngest daughter of John I, Count of Namur, of the Dampierre house. Her elder sister Blanche became queen of Sweden, and in 1350 Elisabeth married the Wittelsbach count palatine Rupert I, who secured the electoral dignity for the Palatinate under the Golden Bull of 1356. The marriage remained childless.

A patron of the Heidelberg Franciscans, she enlarged their friary and asked in her will to be buried in their church. She died at Heidelberg in 1382.