John I de la Roche

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John I de la Roche was a 13th-century Frankish noble who ruled as Duke of Athens during the period of Latin states in Greece following the Fourth Crusade.

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John I de la Roche canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Duke of Athens
Frankish noble
medieval ruler
associatedWith Crusader states in the Eastern Mediterranean
linked to: Crusader states

Frankish rule in Greece
centuryOfActivity 13th century
continent Europe
country Duchy of Athens
ethnicGroup Frankish people
familyName de la Roche
givenName John
governmentForm feudal monarchy
historicalEventContext aftermath of the Fourth Crusade
historicalPeriod Latin states in Greece
Middle Ages
languageOfEnvironment French
Greek
nobleFamily House of de la Roche
linked to: House of La Roche
nobleTitle Duke
notableFor rule over the Duchy of Athens in the 13th century
partOf Latin states in Greece
placeOfRule Athens
politicalStatus vassal of the Latin Empire
vassal of the Principality of Achaea
positionHeld Duke of Athens
precededBy Guy I de la Roche
region Greece
religion Catholicism
linked to: Roman Catholicism
succeededBy William I de la Roche
titleHeldIn Frankish Greece

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de la Roche dynasty notableMember John I de la Roche
Duke of Athens positionHeldBy John I de la Roche
Guy I de la Roche successor John I de la Roche