Charles of Artois

French nobleman and Count of Artois

Charles of Artois - French nobleman and Count of Artois
Born

1394
631 years ago

Died

July 25th, 1472
553 years ago — 78 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

France

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A nobleman from the House of Artois held the title of Count of Artois during the 15th century. He engaged in military campaigns during the Hundred Years' War, contributing to the French efforts against the English. Additionally, he was involved in the political machinations of the French court, navigating alliances and rivalries among the nobility. His lineage traced back to important French royalty, influencing his role in the socio-political landscape of France. His death in 1472 marked the end of his contributions to the noble court.

Count of Artois

Military campaigns in the Hundred Years' War

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