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summary. I was basing it upon Eleanor of Aquitaine (Marion Meade) in which she says, "In those last years, William determined to change his ways. Convinced...

francorum regi (In April 1136, on Good Friday, William count of Poitou and the last Duke of Aquitaine died at St. James in Galicia, leaving his daughter...

King of England from October 1154 until his death, Lord of Ireland (1171–1189), Duke of Normandy (1150-1189), Duke of Aquitaine (1152–89, in right of his...

Duke of Cornwall, Earl of Chester, and Duke of Aquitaine. When he became king (as Henry V) on 21 Mar 1412/3, the dukedom of Lancaster became merged in...

Sandford, A Genealogical History of the Kings of England p. 8. The confusion over the patently non-existant title "Duke of Bernay" was clarified by James...

20th and 21st century has borne the title 'Duke of Normandy.' Does this mean George III, George IV and William IV did not use that style? When did Victoria...

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...

with Blanche/Blanca (b. around 967), daughter of William II, Duke of Aquitaine and Gerletta, daughter of Rollo. Debresser (talk) 01:34, 22 May 2009 (UTC)...

known as Henry of Winchester, was King of England, Lord of Ireland, and Duke of Aquitaine from 1216 until his death in 1272. The son of King John, Henry...

anoraky of readers. Later the lieutenancy of Aquitaine also appears. Good luck. "the importance the Duke of Suffolk's government held him in" You can't...

leopard of Aquitaine on the acquisition of these continental territories by the English Crown" This sentence is wrong, it's the Duke of Aquitaine that became...

Aversa article. Bar-sur-Seine – Count Milo II 1085-1125 Bari – Count William II, Duke of Apulia 1113-1127 Apulia would be the state here, not Bari. john k...

II of Galicia. Just to see if it would redirect to William's article I searched for 'William, Duke of Normandy' but no search results come up with his name...

Surely this article is referring to Robert II rather than "Robert III, Duke of Normandy". I can cite Encyclopedia Brittanica on this point. —Preceding...

the son and heir of the said aforewritten most illustrious King, and Prince of Wales, Duke of Aquitaine and Lancaster, at the battle of Shrewsbury, was...

parts of Britain and France. Fast forward over 100 years and the King of England is married to Eleanor of Aquitaine who brings w/ her much of the southwest...

impression of Aquitanian influence over Gascony is reinforced by the 769 reference in the Annals to Hunald [Duke of Aquitaine] wishing "to make the whole of Gascony...

war. ```` maybe, however and strictly talking it was the Duke of Aquitaine that became king of England although popular folklore remembers the opposite...

in Christianity.[5][6] In 1193, she was engaged to Frederick son of Leopold V, Duke of Austria. However, when she was still on the way there with Baldwin...