Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Rouen (category CS1 German-language sources (de))
John III de Marigny (1347–1351) Peter IV de la Forêt (1351–1356) William IV de Flavacourt (1356–1369) Philippe of Alençon (1369–1375) Peter V de la Montre...
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La Chapelle-Taillefer 1291–1298 Jean de Chevry 1298–1300 Pierre de Roquefort 1300–1321 Guillaume de Flavacourt 1322–1323 Pierre Rodier 1323–1330 Pierre...
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many of the viscounts lost their land to the crusaders most notably Simon de Montfort, 5th Earl of Leicester, some gained their lands back, others did...
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1292–1296: Guillaume de Falguières 1297–1306: Aldebert de Peyre 1306–1318: Louis de Poitiers 1319–1322: Guillaume de Flavacourt 1322–1325: Pierre de Mortemart...
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cathedral at Albi. According to Jean de Joinville, Bishop Bernard de Castanet accompanied Archbishop Guillaume de Flavacourt of Rouen to Rome to carry out the...
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Chantilly, Oise (section Château de Chantilly)
around 1553, housed the constable's equerry. In 1515, Anne's father, Guillaume de Montmorency, had obtained a papal bull that gave him the right to have...
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Acarius (d. 1 December 660) Guillaume d'Ercuis (1265 — 1314/15), archdeacon, almoner, canon of the cathedral of Noyon. Paschal de l'Estocart (1538 or 1539...
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1241) Hispanus de Massanc (21 December 1244 – 1261 ?) Amanevus (1262 – 11 May 1318) Sede Vacante (1318 – 1323) Guillaume de Flavacourt (26 August 1323...
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lasting a month, took place. It was led by Guillaume Calle, who established his headquarters in Montataire. Château de Montataire, 12th century castle. Communes...
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