Ermengarde of Anjou

Duchess regent of Brittany

Ermengarde of Anjou - Leaders & Politicians born 1068
Born

1068
958 years ago

Died
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Leaders & Politicians

Country

France

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Served as the Duchess regent of Brittany during the early 12th century. Played a crucial role in managing the duchy during her husband's absence. Actively participated in the political landscape of the time, navigating alliances and conflicts to maintain stability in Brittany. Her leadership occurred during a period marked by territorial disputes and shifting loyalties among various kingdoms in France.

Served as regent for Brittany

Managed duchy during husband's absence

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