Hugh IV

French nobleman and Duke of France

Hugh IV - Leaders & Politicians
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Leaders & Politicians

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France

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Served as Duke of France from 1031 until death in 1051. Played a significant role in the political landscape of medieval France, involved in conflicts with neighboring nobles and managing relations with the church. Had familial ties to the Capetian dynasty and contributed to the consolidation of noble power during this period.

Duke of France from 1031 to 1051

Involved in conflicts over land and power

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