Duke of Berry
Also known as: Berry · Family: France · Role: duke · First appears: Book 2, Chapter 12
In Book 2, Chapter 12, during the Ghent war, the Duke of Burgundy drew his brother, the Duke of Berry, aside. Berry was also an uncle of Charles VI of France.
By Book 2, Chapter 16, Berry was named among the king’s three uncles who should be in the king’s battalion. That battalion was ordered to march between the vanguard and the Earl of Flanders’s battalion.
Relationship record
Life events
- The king’s battalion was assigned to march between the vanguard and the Earl of Flanders’s battalion.(Book 2, Chapter 16)
- With: Charles VI of France Burgundy Bourbon Count de la Marche Sir James de Bourbon Count de Clermont Dauphin d’Auvergne Count de Dampmartin Count de Sancerre Sir John de Bouiogne
- “It was likewise ordered that the king’s battalion should march between the vanguard and the battalion of the Earl of Flanders”
Book 2, Chapter 12
- siblings with Duke of Burgundy (Ghent war) “he drew his brother the Duke of Berry aside”
- younger kin: Charles VI of France “Your uncle, my brother of Burgundy, has just been complaining to me of the Flemings.”
Book 2, Chapter 16
- with Charles VI of France (Berry is identified as the king's uncle.) “and that the king’s three uncles, Berry, Burgundy, and Bourbon, should be in it;”
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