Born in 1362
Robert de Vere
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.
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Held the title of 2nd Duke of Albany and served as a prominent politician in Scotland during the early 15th century. Governed as a regent for King James I after the king's capture in England, leading the Kingdom during a tumultuous period marked by internal strife and power struggles. His rule was characterized by attempts to consolidate power amidst challenges from rival factions.
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Ruled as Count of Nassau-Siegen during the early 15th century. His tenure was marked by territorial consolidation and political alliances in the region. Played a significant role in local nobility and contributed to the governance of his domains. The count participated in various military campaigns and negotiations that shaped the political landscape of the area.
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Served as the regent of Savoy during a pivotal period in the region's history. Assisted in political and military affairs while navigating the complexities of 15th-century European politics. Supported her husband's reign and contributed to the stability of the duchy. Managed relationships with neighboring territories and facilitated alliances through strategic marriage proposals.
Continue ReadingJohn Charleton
Held the title of 4th Baron Cherleton. Served in significant roles within the English nobility during the late 14th century. Engaged in military campaigns including those related to the conflict in Wales. Participated in the governance of the Welsh Marches, dealing with regional conflicts and issues of authority. Became involved in the political machinations of the time, contributing to the local and national structure of governance. Died in 1401.
Continue ReadingReginald Grey
Served as a soldier and politician during the late medieval period. Participated in military campaigns in England and Wales. Held the title of 3rd Baron Grey de Ruthyn, a hereditary title in the Peerage of England. Engaged in various political and military affairs, contributing to the governance of Wales during a tumultuous era.
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