CHARLES OF VALOIS

välwäˈ, 1270–1325, French prince and military leader, third son of Philip III and father of Philip VI. He dominated the reign in France of his nephew Louis X. On the excommunication (1284) of Peter III of Aragón, Pope Martin IV made Charles of Valois king of Aragón and Sicily. Charles, however, was defeated and in 1290 renounced his claim. In return he received Anjou and Maine as part of the dowry of his first wife (the daughter of Charles II of Naples). Later he unsuccessfully sought to obtain the crowns of the Byzantine and Holy Roman empires, which he held claim to through his second wife. At different times he also tried to secure the crowns of Arles and France, where he hoped to be regent after the death of Louis X. He campaigned for Pope Boniface VIII in Italy and took Florence in 1301.

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...officers).22 Charles spent his early years at a number of Valois castles in the...kind of man was Charles of Valois, duke of Orleans...156-58, and his Valois Burgundy, 171-73. On the library of Charless brother Jean...
...I The house of Valois. Charles V 56 His library...RETROSPECT The House of Valois. Reign of Charles VIII 589 Of...
...terms of personal friendship with Charles II of England. Charles had allowed the...The Duchess of Orleans, sister of Charles II, in an interview with her brother...done in spite of the opposition of Charles II, who spoke of himself as "a...
...statues representing the kneeling figures of Charles V, Isabella his wife, his daughter Maria...right, Philip II, his fourth wife Anna of Austria mother of his son and heir...his third and first wives, Isabella of Valois and Maria of Portugal, and last of all...
...The Literary Milieu of Charles of Orleans and the Duke of Suffolk...DEREK PEARSALL Charles of Orleans Illuminated 157...Capital: Manuscripts and Reception of Charles dOrleanss English Poetry 183...
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...Eliane Viennot, in her biography of Marguerite de Valois--youngest daughter of Henri II and Catherine de Medici and queen consort...to indicate her myth. Although only her brother Charles IX, who died when she was twenty-one, employed the...
...giving at the Valois courts during the reign of Charles VI (1380...hands of the Valois, by problems of dynastic...caused by Charles VIs mental...made for the Valois (as well...existing item of plate from...went after Charles VIs death...
...With him Charles gained a...traditions of the Valois dukes of...claim. Valois rivalry and...incompatible because Charles faced sustained...Francis I of France. His...Habsburg-Valois war which...greater part. Charles invaded Provence...the duke of Savoy. He...
...completely overlooked. Through an examination of the works in Groulxs personal library...interesse, dans les annees 1922 a 1939, a Charles Maurras et aux penseurs de lAction ffancaise...Jacques Bainville, Maurice Pujo, Georges Valois et quelques autres qui formerent, a une...
...patrimony, and the aggressiveness of his foreign policy made Charles an object of fear, admiration, and interest across Europe. In this...during that decade-long flurry of activity, the last Valois Duke of Burgundy was especially interested in things...
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...Roses to the threshold of Tudor glory. Charles was the great destroyer. He rashly gambled...ancestors a century to construct on a sequence of self-aggrandising conquests; the result was nemesis not only for himself but also for Valois Burgundy. Traditional historiographies...
...tyrant is dead! There is no more Henry of Valois in France! But why and how had Henry aroused...Henry was the sixth child and fourth son of Henry II and Catherine de Medici. Born...France with his mother and his brother Charles IX in 1564-66, Henry became duke of Anjou...
...Huge Courts of the Valois Kings of France. by...between 1483 (when Charles VIII came to the...1494. Following Charles VIIIs invasion of Italy in 1494, the...classical culture of the Italian Renaissance. Charles VIII had returned...
...were on show at the Ebury Galleries. Prince Charles is said "to have been impressed by the quality of the work." He has requested that a proportion...Ballet to paint its founder, Dame Ninette de Valois. Future projects include portraits of classical...
...opposed, to say, the Valois or the Bourbons, the reality of female power and...accepted. Thus Charles daughters could...from Capetian to Valois and then to Bourbon...had made so much of their long ancestry...answer. To describe Charles VI as the `last...
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...Quartered. Byline: Charles Legge QUESTIONWhat did...Marcel do to the people of Bruges to be publicly...Duke Of Berry ,John of Valois, theMagnificent, third...Recycled paper made up 79.0% of the raw material for UK...questions and answersto: Charles Legge, Answers To Correspondents...
...Hanged, Drawn and Quartered. Byline: CHARLES LEGGE QUESTION What did Amerigot Marcel do to the people of Bruges to bepublicly executed in the main...turned over to the Duke Of Berry, John of Valois, theMagnificent, third son of King John...
...thinner the difference in blood flow ensures they feel more pain. KING Richard II married Isabella of Valois, daughter of the French King Charles VI, when she was just SEVEN years old in 1396. He was a widower of 27 at the time, having married his...
...Great Escape. Byline: Charles Legge QUESTION Which...films, almost a third of his prolificmovie output...Style; and Col Stuart Valois in the U.S. filmChuka...Recycled paper made up 80.6% of the raw material for UK...questions and answersto: Charles Legge, Answers To Correspondents...
...theDublindebutofacertain Luciano Pavarotti, said by Irish Times critic Charles Acton to havesung the role of the Duke of Mantua in Rigoletto in a hard unsym-pathetic...Sadlers Wells Ballet Company, run by Dame Ninette de Valois, whostarted life in Co. Wick-lowastheslightlymoreprosaic...
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CHARLES OF VALOIS valwa , 1270 1325, French prince and military leader, third son of...excommunication (1284) of Peter III of Aragon, Pope Martin IV made Charles of Valois king of Aragon and Sicily. Charles, however, was defeated and in 1290...
CATHERINE OF VALOIS val wa, Fr. valwa , 1401 37, queen consort of Henry V of England, daughter of Charles VI of France. Married in 1420, she bore Henry the son who was to become Henry VI. Some years after Henry Vs death (1422), Catherine married...
ANGOULEME, CHARLES DE VALOIS, COMTE DAUVERGNE, DUC D sharl d valwa koNt dovern y duk daNgoolem , 1573 1650, illegitimate son of King Charles IX of France. He turned against King Henry IV, conspired with Henriette...
...the death of Charles IV, the last of the direct Capetians , the Valois dynasty came...VI , son of Charles of Valois and grandson of Philip III. The direct Valois line ended (1498) with Charles VIII; the dynasty...
...to pay a large indemnity. The English, however, retained the rest of Guienne. Charles, the last king of the Capetian dynasty, was succeeded by Philip VI, of the Valois line. ____________________ The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition Copyright...
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