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to Rome immediately, but that he was going to 'canonize a duke of Brittany on the 10th of September'. A few more considerations: - There is no in-line...

call John IV disputed duke of Brittany on the line for the title earl of Richmond when it is established in the duke of Brittany line that John III was...

V, Duke of Brittany → John IV, Duke of Brittany John IV, Duke of Brittany → John of Montfort John VI, Duke of Brittany → John V, Duke of Brittany – Modern...

with the first Duke being an illegitimate son of King Charles II. The only Duke of the current line not called Charles (the 9th Duke) was not the eldest...

is because England recognize John of Montfort as Duke of Brittany while France recognize Joanna as Duchess of Brittany. This seems a little bias, at least...

Duchy of Burgundy (although he claimed it), and is never known as Charles II, Duke of Burgundy, anyway. john k 18:50, 2 September 2005 (UTC) Rulers of Burgundian...

Joan's husband, Charles of Blois, would lead her army as her duke de jure uxoris, Joan was the real duchess, actually governed Brittany, was the only heir...

also all "Alan, Duke of Brittany". Does the cited work by Chédeville and Tonnerre use any numeral at all? "Charles the Fat", the title of the page, is not...

Should be renamed Erispoe, King of Brittany: all the books on the history of Brittany call him a king and not a duke.Benoni 19:20, 5 June 2007 (UTC) I...

some Brittany history, I thought I'd voice some concerns about this article. Firstly, its expanded a lot in the last few months, but almost none of this...

aware, with the incorporation of Brittany into France - at the time that happened, the Duke of Brittany had not been Earl of Richmond for more than a hundred...

better placed at Duke of Normandy --Jiang 01:11 27 Jun 2003 (UTC) (1) No, any claims to be "Duke of Normandy" were given up by the Treaty of Paris in 1295...

(the Île-de-France) was the duke of France (also count of Paris), whose controlled the lands between the Seine ..." Is "Duke of France" an anachronism in...

the death of Richard I of England, a power struggle commenced between Eleanor's 12-year-old brother Arthur I, Duke of Brittany and King John of England...

2013 (UTC) In the "Territory of Today's France" section, it states that "Other duchies of note include... Duke of Brittany (considered a sovereign state...

Cornouaille sound very like Dumnonia and Cornwall - part of the Brythonic culture but not part of Brittany." -- tres bizarre, but true! My source is Myles Dillon...

org/entry/Charles_II_of_England "Diana, Princess of Wales was descended from two of Charles's illegitimate sons, the Duke of Grafton and the Duke of Richmond...

ally Nominoë, Duke of Brittany, refused to submit, and eventually defeated Charles in the Battle of Ballon on 22 November 845). Charles and Pepin II had...

really Duke of Brittany as Francis III? I do believe that Francis was de jure uxoris Duke of Brittany by his marriage to Claude, Duchess of Brittany, but...

him 'Duke of Brittany' would be entirely artificial. And then there is the Grand Dauphin, the Duke of Burgundy and his son the Duke of Brittany (the latter...