One ruler with this name was deemed a heretic after the mystic Catherine of Siena declared her “demonically misguided” (15[1])for failing to back Urban VI. After her husband Andrew was thrown from a window with a rope (15[1])tied to his genitals, that ruler of this name faced annexation by her brother-in-law, Louis the Great of Hungary. To absolve herself of murder charges, that ruler of this name sold (*) Avignon to the papacy for 80,000 florins. Both queens regnant of Naples had this first name, as well as a ruler that was confined to the Palace (10[1])of Tordesillas after the death of her husband, Philip the Handsome. (-5[1])That ruler of this name was deemed mentally (10[1])unfit to rule by her father Ferdinand II, (-5[1])leading to the ascension of her son Charles V. For 10 points, give this name of a Spanish queen with the epithet “The Mad.” ■END■ (10[1]0[3])