Louis, Count of Évreux

Nobleman and military leader in France

Louis, Count of Évreux - Leaders & Politicians born 1276
Born

1276
750 years ago

Died
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Leaders & Politicians

Country

France

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Held the title of Count of Évreux and was a significant nobleman in France during the medieval period. Participated in various military campaigns, including the Hundred Years' War. Held the position of a loyal supporter of the French crown and engaged in political alliances through marriage, enhancing the power of his lineage. Founded the Évreux line of nobility which played a role in regional politics.

Participated in the campaigns of the Hundred Years' War

Established the Évreux lineage

Formed strategic political alliances through marriage

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