When Philip refused, the pope laid an interdict on France in January 1200, suspending church services across the kingdom. The church did not accept the annulment of Philip's marriage to Ingeborg, who had appealed to Rome. Philip eventually agreed to separate from Agnes, and the interdict was lifted. The pope later legitimized her two surviving children. Agnes of Merania was a Bavarian duke’s daughter who married Philip II of France in 1196. Because the papacy upheld his earlier marriage to Ingeborg of Denmark, the union became a royal and ecclesiastical dispute. Innocent III’s interdict restricted religious services in France until Philip promised reconciliation in 1200. Agnes died in 1201; their children were subsequently legitimized. Her birth year and death circumstances remain uncertain. The available biographical account does not describe a continuous final medical course. It gives no dependable sequence of treatment and last symptoms from which to reconstruct a more detailed bedside narrative.