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Byzantine princess and Bulgarian empress consort
Irene Palaiologina
(
Greek
:
Ε?ρ?νη Παλαιολογ?να
; 1327 ? after 1356) was a
Byzantine
princess
and
Bulgarian empress consort
.
[1]
She was also known as
Maria Palaiologina
(Μαρ?α Παλαιολογ?να).
Her parents were
Andronikos III Palaiologos
and
Anna of Savoy
, whilst her siblings were
John V Palaiologos
[2]
and
Michael Palaiologos
.
[3]
She married in 1336
Tsar
Michael Asen IV of Bulgaria
. In 1355, her husband was killed in battle with the Ottoman Turks near
Sofia
. Irene decide to stay a nun in the monastery in
Mesembria
(today
Nesebar
) and take the name Matiasa. She died around 1399 and was buried in Mesembria.
Nothing else is known about her, except that she was an
Orthodox Christian
.
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