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Henry of Burgundy

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Henry of Burgundy d. 1112, count of Portugal. One of a group of French nobles called by Alfonso VI of León to assist in the fight against the Moors, he arrived in Spain c.1095. He was assigned a portion of land previously held by his cousin Raymond, who was the husband of Alfonso's daughter Urraca. To Henry, Alfonso gave his illegitimate daughter Teresa and the title count of Coimbra—later exchanged for the title count of Portugal. After the death of Alfonso VI, Henry tried to enhance his position by war and intrigues with and against Urraca, her son Alfonso (later Alfonso VII of... Read more
Burgundy
...in the Second Kingdom of Burgundy (see Arles, kingdom of...corresponding roughly to present Burgundy, was created as the duchy of Burgundy by Emperor Charles II in...the duchy, but his son, Henry I, gave it in 1031 as a...1361. The golden age of Burgundy began (1364) when John II...life. ... Read more
Margaret of Burgundy
Margaret of Burgundy (1446–1503) was a sister of Edward IV. After considerable negotiation, she was married in 1468 to Charles, duke of Burgundy, amid lavish celebrations. The marriage had great diplomatic...battle of Nancy in 1477 fighting against the Swiss. After Henry VII took the throne of ... Read more

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