Adela of France was a French noblewoman born around 1062, the daughter of Robert II of France and Constance of Arles. She became the Countess of Blois through her marriage to Stephen Henry, Count of Blois. Adela was known for her strong influence in the region and her role in the politics of her time. Throughout her life, Adela was involved in various charitable activities and supported the church. She was the mother of several notable children, including Stephen of Blois, who later became King of England. Adela's legacy is marked by her contributions to both her family and the broader political landscape of medieval Europe.