Which lands did Henry III retain under the Treaty of Paris of 1259?

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Under the Treaty of Paris of 1259, Henry III of England retained the duchy of Guyenne, which included Gascony.12

In exchange for retaining these lands, Henry III was required to perform homage to Louis IX of France and formally renounce his claims to other former Angevin territories, specifically Normandy, Anjou, Maine, Touraine, and Poitou.13