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Charles de France

French noble
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  • Guyenne

    …of Guyenne to his brother Charles de France, duke de Berry, in 1469, but, after the latter’s death in 1472, it was reunited to the French crown. During the religious wars in the 16th century and during the Fronde in the 17th, Guyenne was the scene of bitter fighting.

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    …of Guyenne to his brother Charles de France, duke de Berry, in 1469, but, after the latter’s death in 1472, it was reunited to the French crown. During the religious wars in the 16th century and during the Fronde in the 17th, Guyenne was the scene of bitter fighting.

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  • Louis XI
    Louis XI
    / King of France.

    …and the King’s own brother, Charles de France, at first duc de Berry, became a tool of the rebels.

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    …and the King’s own brother, Charles de France, at first duc de Berry, became a tool of the rebels.

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