John II, Duke of Burgundy

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John II, Duke of Burgundy was a 13th–14th century French nobleman and powerful feudal lord who significantly strengthened the influence and territories of the Burgundian duchy within the Kingdom of France.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French noble
duke
feudal lord
human
medieval noble
allegiance Kingdom of France
birthDate 1231
birthPlace Duchy of Burgundy
burialPlace Cîteaux Abbey
child Blanche of Burgundy, Queen of Germany
Joan of Burgundy, Queen of France
Margaret of Burgundy, Queen of France
Robert II, Duke of Burgundy
country Kingdom of France
daughterMarriedTo Charles IV of France
Louis X of France
Philip VI of France
deathDate 21 September 1309
deathPlace Duchy of Burgundy
era 13th century
14th century
expanded territorial holdings of the Duchy of Burgundy
father Hugh IV, Duke of Burgundy
feudalRank peer of France
givenName John
governedTerritory Duchy of Burgundy
language Old French
memberOf House of Burgundy
monarchDuringReign Philip III of France
Philip IV of France
mother Yolande of Dreux, Duchess of Burgundy
linked to: Yolande of Dreux
motherFamily House of Dreux
nobleFamily House of Burgundy
nobleTitle Duke of Burgundy
notableFor consolidating Burgundian power within the Kingdom of France
positionHeld Duke of Burgundy
predecessor Hugh IV, Duke of Burgundy
reignEnd 1309
reignStart 1272
religion Roman Catholicism
socialClass high nobility
spouse Agnes of France, Duchess of Burgundy
spouseFather Louis IX of France
spouseMother Margaret of Provence
strengthened political influence of the Duchy of Burgundy
successor Robert II, Duke of Burgundy
titleHeldInLife Count of Charolais

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House of Burgundy notableMember John II, Duke of Burgundy
Philip the Bold predecessor John II of France (as Duke of Burgundy)
linked to: John II, Duke of Burgundy