Marie of Luxembourg was a notable historical figure born in 1393, the daughter of John the Blind, the King of Bohemia. She became the Queen of France by marrying Charles IV of France in 1406, which strengthened the ties between the two regions. As a member of the House of Luxembourg, Marie played a significant role in the political landscape of her time. Her marriage helped to solidify alliances, and she was known for her influence in the royal court until her death in 1442.