The world's first protestant was Jan Hus - a Czech pastor who quarreled with the Roman Catholic church and was burned at the stake in 1415.
Geoffrey Chaucer was already dead in 1415 (he seems to have died around 1400), so he was Roman Catholic (as were almost all European Christians at that time).
The movement of dissent within the Roman Catholic church which would eventually give rise to Protestantism had already begun in Chaucer's time: the church' critics were called lollards.
Chaucer makes good-natured fun of lollards in The Canterbury Tales, so it is likely he had little sympathy with protestantism as a point of view.
I don't think so, Geoffrey Chaucer wrote the Canterbury Tales in England, and died in 1400 A.D., while still in England, a century and change before the protestant revolt in Germany.
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No, Chaucer is not single.
Yes, Chaucer has 4 kids.
Yes, Chaucer has 4 kids.
Chaucer has 4 children
Chaucer has 4 children
I need more info? Chaucer who? Is this from 1800's? Geoffrey Chaucer? or someone else?
Geoffrey Chaucer had at least one sibling, a brother named Robert Chaucer.
Geoffrey Chaucer.
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No, Geoffrey Chaucer did not become a knight.