Guy I de la Roche

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Guy I de la Roche was a 13th-century French noble who became Duke of Athens and a prominent leader in the Frankish states established in Greece after the Fourth Crusade.

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Guy I de la Roche canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Duke of Athens
French person
Latin ruler in Greece
medieval ruler
nobleman
afterEvent Fourth Crusade
centuryOfActivity 13th century
countryOfOrigin France
deathDate 1263
deathPlace Duchy of Athens
ethnicGroup French
familyName de la Roche
father Othon de la Roche
givenName Guy
languageSpoken French
nobleFamily House of de la Roche
linked to: House of La Roche
notableEvent conflicts with other Latin and Greek lords in Greece
consolidation of Frankish rule in Athens
notableFor leadership in the Frankish states in Greece
role in the Latin states after the Fourth Crusade
placeOfRule Athens
Duchy of Athens
Frankish states in Greece
linked to: Frankish Greece
politicalAlignment Frankish nobility in Greece
positionHeld Duke of Athens
Lord of Athens
predecessor Othon de la Roche
regionOfActivity Greece
Latin Empire successor states
reignEnd 1263
reignStart c. 1225
relative Othon de la Roche
religion Roman Catholicism
spouse Helena Angelina Komnene
successor John I de la Roche
title Duke of Athens
Lord of Athens

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de la Roche dynasty notableMember Guy I de la Roche
Duke of Athens positionHeldBy Guy I de la Roche
Otto de la Roche successor Guy I de la Roche
John I de la Roche precededBy Guy I de la Roche
Guy II de la Roche grandfather Guy I de la Roche
William I de la Roche predecessor Guy I de la Roche