Philip of Valois

Duke of Orléans in France

Philip of Valois - Leaders & Politicians born 1336
Born

1336
690 years ago

Died
Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

France

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Served as Duke of Orléans and played a significant role in the French royal court during the 14th century. Engaged in political alliances and battles stemming from the Hundred Years' War. His family lineage connected with the French crown enabled influence over royal matters and succession disputes. Held the position through a tumultuous period marked by conflict between England and France.

Held the title of Duke of Orléans

Influenced royal politics of France

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