Robert de Vere
Duke of Ireland
Born
January 16th, 1362
663 years ago
Died
1392
633 years ago — 30 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
England
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Born in 1362, this noble held the title of Duke of Ireland and served as a prominent figure in the English court during his time. Escalating to power, he was entrusted with various key positions, including the role of Chief Governor of Ireland. His tenure was marked by political intrigue and involvement in the larger conflicts of the era, particularly the Hundred Years' War. Eventually, de Vere's fortunes waned, leading to his exile and a diminished role in the political landscape of England. He died in 1392, leaving behind a legacy of both authority and tumult.
Held the title of Duke of Ireland
Served as Chief Governor of Ireland
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