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Culant (or Culan) (1360–1444) was a
French nobleman and
Admiral of France. He held the
titles of
Baron of Châteauneuf-sur-Cher, Lord of
Culant and...
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Philippe de
Culant (1413 –
December 1454) was a
French nobleman and
soldier of the
Hundred Years' War. He was a
nephew of
Louis de
Culant,
Admiral of...
- of Beauvoir, 1418–1419
Georges de
Beauvoir de Chastellux, 1420
Louis de
Culant, 1421–1437 André de Laval-Montmorency, lord of Lohéac and
baron of Retz...
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Honorary titles Preceded by Louis,
Count of Vendôme
Grand Master of
France 1422–1440 Succeeded by
Charles de
Culant...
- Naillac. De
Brosse began fighting for
France alongside his cousin,
Louis de
Culant.
Probably through the
influence of his family, de
Brosse was made chamberlain...
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Unknown - The role of
Grand Huntsman of
France is created.
Philippe de
Culant,
soldier (died 1454) Emmerson,
Richard K. (18
October 2013). Key Figures...
- peking, celery, bonang, kenong, gong, rebab,
kempul xylophone, drums, and
culant drums. In its development,
wayang golek remains one of the
traditional arts...
- (Jean II) at the
Battle of
Poitiers (1356). He
married in 1309 Agnès de
Culant and they had nine children.
Aimeri III de La
Rochefoucauld (son of preceding)...
- la
Cerda (1291–1348) 1373 – Jean de
Vienne (1341–1396) 1421 –
Louis de
Culant (1360–1444) 1437 – André de Laval-Montmorency (1408–1485) 1450 – Jean V...
- of Lohéac and of Retz (1408–1486),
Marshal of
France in 1439
Philippe de
Culant, Lord of Jaloignes, of La Croisette, of Saint-Armand and of
Chalais (died...
