Enguerrand II of Coucy

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Enguerrand II of Coucy was a 12th-century French nobleman and lord of Coucy, known for his role in the feudal politics of northern France and as an early prominent member of the powerful House of Coucy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French noble
lord
medieval person
member of nobility
nobleman
activeIn 12th century
aristocraticFamily House of Coucy
continent Europe
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
era High Middle Ages
feudalStatus vassal of the king of France
feudalSystem French feudalism
geographicAreaOfInfluence northern France
historicalPeriod 12th century France
language Old French
lordship Coucy
linked to: Coucy, France
memberOf House of Coucy
nobleTitle Lord of Coucy
linked to: Lords of Coucy
notableFor being an early prominent member of the House of Coucy
role in feudal politics of northern France
participatedIn feudal politics of northern France
positionHeld Lord of Coucy
linked to: Lords of Coucy
powerBase Coucy
linked to: Coucy, France
region Picardy
residence Coucy
linked to: Coucy, France

northern France
socialClass high nobility

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House of Coucy hasNotableMember Enguerrand II of Coucy
Lords of Coucy member Enguerrand II de Coucy
linked to: Enguerrand II of Coucy
Maud de Fiennes father Enguerrand II de Fiennes
linked to: Enguerrand II of Coucy
Lordship of Coucy hasNotableRuler Enguerrand II of Coucy