Short answers, pulled from the story.
Claude of France arrived in the world on the 13th of October 1499 inside the town of Romorantin-Lanthenay. Her mother Duchess Anne of Brittany had invoked a saint named Claudius of Besançon during a pilgrimage to ensure a living child.
Cardinal Philippe de Luxembourg crowned Claude of France Queen of France at St. Denis Basilica on the 10th of May 1517. He anointed her in the breast and forehead during the ceremony while Louise of Savoy eclipsed her influence at court.
Foreign ambassadors noted strong corpulence and a limp affecting her movement across rooms alongside strabismus of the left eye and short stature. The historian Brantôme wrote that she was affected by scoliosis giving her a hunched back which made successive pregnancies appear continuously plump.
Claude of France died on the 26th of July 1524 inside the Château de Blois aged twenty-four years old. Sources disputed the exact cause among childbirth exhaustion bone tuberculosis or syphilis before she was buried at St. Denis Basilica after her death.
Only two children survived into adulthood: Claude and her youngest sister Renée born in 1510. Francis born the 28th of February 1518 succeeded Claude as Duke of Brittany but died unmarried and childless in 1536 while Henry II born the 31st of March 1519 became King of France.