*Maude/Matilda married first the German, Heinrich V [Emperor of the "Holy Roman Empire" which was neither Roman nor really Holy, but comprised  parts of what are now modern Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Switzerland, and Hungary.    There was probably one son, who died shortly after birth, from that union.  She was forced by her father, Henry, to marry Geoffrey, who was at least 5 years younger than she.

Eleanor of Aquitaine was around 9 years older than Henry, and married him about 6 months after her divorce from Louis of France.  She had 2 daughters by Louis, and 8 children, 5 of them sons, by Henry.  The sons were: William, born soon after their marriage, and died young; Henry, who was crowned as heir, rebelled and was killed; Richard [Lionheart], Geoffrey also killed during revolution; and John [Lackland] who survived long enough to become king and sire the next king. Eleanor outlasted Henry II, and Richard [the Lionheart] and died in the reign of her son John.

I would like to thank Brian Tomsett for the work he has done on royal geneologies for some of this information
go to his page on Geneologies: http://www.dcs.hull.ac.uk/public/genealogy/royal/