Pierre de la Broce

French courtier, advisor to the king

Pierre de la Broce - Leaders & Politicians
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Served as a prominent courtier in the royal court of France during the 13th century. Contributed significantly to the administration and governance under King Louis IX. Involved in various political and diplomatic missions that supported the monarch's objectives and the stability of the realm.

Advised King Louis IX on political matters

Played a key role in the French court

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