Princess Joan of England (1332-1348?) was the favourite daughter of King Edward III of England and his wife, Queen Philippa of Norway. Joan belonged to the legendary House of Plantagenet. She was born in December 16 soon after her siblings Edward the Black Prince (famous for his conquest of France and Castile) and Princess Isabella of England, who was known for the quality of the wines that she produced from her vineyards in Bordeaux. Joan was one of the bravest and deadliest princesses that English history has ever seen.