Eleanor of Aquitaine did not play a direct role in the Hundred Years' War, as she died in 1204, several decades before the conflict began in 1337. However, her marriage to Henry II of England established the Plantagenet claim to the vast territories of Aquitaine in France, which became a significant point of contention in the war. Her legacy and the territories she brought to the English crown contributed to the dynastic struggles that fueled the conflict.
Surprisingly, Eleanor of Aquitaine was born in Aquitaine! It's part of Southwestern France.
Eleanore was Aquitainion. Her father was the Duke of Aquitiane, which is now part of France. She would not have considered herself French though because the King of France at the time owned very little of what is now known as France. When she married her second husband Henry, Duke of Anjou she and her husband owned more land in France than the King did.
Ukraine didn't exist one hundred years ago. At that time, what's now Ukraine was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the Russian Empire.
The Council of Five Hundred was part of the legislative body known as the Corps Legislatif. The lower house of the body was known as the Council of Five Hundred. Its membership included men, who were age thirty or older, and its purpose was to propose legislation, then send it to the Council of Ancients, who were 40 years of age or older, who held veto power.
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Surprisingly, Eleanor of Aquitaine was born in Aquitaine! It's part of Southwestern France.
she was Christian
Elanor of Aquitaine was a very powerful Duchess in the Middle Ages. She was a part of the Ramnulfid dynasty.
Aquitaine is part of France. Bayonne lies within this province! No not the one in Hudson County.
Relate? She was part of it and loved it.
Eleanor, Duchess of Aquitaine.
Oh yes. Eleanor of Aquitaine was a fascinating woman and there are many books on her. She is portrayed by Katherine Hepburn in The Lion in Winter. Excellent and cleverly written film, and historically accurate for the most part.
Aquitaine is one of 27 regions of France. It is located in the south-western part of metropolitan France. Some landmarks are the Pyrenees mountain range and the Atlantic ocean.
France and England
Eleanor of Aquitaine was one of the most formidable and impressive women in Europe during the Middle Ages (lived 1122 - 1204). She was the Duchess of Aquitaine (in modern-day south-western France) from the age of 15, and this duchy (unlike some) was large, powerful and wealthy. . Eleanor was famously beautiful. Her wealth, status and beauty made her extremely eligible for marriage, and she married Louis VII, King of France, and later Henry II, King of England. She had 10 children by these two monarchs, most of whom went on to assume various noble or royal titles. Of these, the most famous is probably her sixth child and third son Richard I, King of England, who is better known as Richard the Lionheart. She had a hard and challenging life, with extremes from Regent of England to being imprisoned. She travelled extensively (for the time). Despite this, she would outlive all of her children save two, King John of England and Queen Eleanor of Castile (in modern-day Spain)
Modern Aquitaine, a province of France, is in the southwestern corner of France - it borders the Bay of Biscay and Spain. Aquitaine through history ruled an area that was often much larger than it is today.
No she did not