Roet family

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The Roet family was a 14th-century noble lineage from Hainaut closely associated with the English court, best known for Philippa Roet and her sister Katherine Swynford, whose descendants merged into the English royal line.

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Roet family canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval European noble house
noble family
activeInCentury 14th century
associatedWith English royal court
Kingdom of England
connectedTo English monarchy
House of Lancaster
Plantagenet dynasty
countryOfOrigin County of Hainaut
ethnicGroup Hainauters
hasMember Katherine Swynford
Payn Roet
Philippa Roet
Walter de Roet
hasNotableMember Katherine Swynford
Payn Roet
Philippa Roet
Walter de Roet
historicalEra Hundred Years' War period
linked to: Hundred Years' War
historicalReputation closely associated with the English court
knownFor connection to the House of Lancaster
marital alliances with English nobility
producing ancestress of later English kings
languageOfOrigin Old French
mergedInto English royal line
nobleStatus minor nobility
originatesFrom Hainaut
region Hainaut
socialClass nobility
timePeriod Late Middle Ages

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Philippa Roet nobleFamily Roet family
Philippa Roet nobleFamily Roet family
subject linked to: Roet
Katherine Swynford nobleFamily Roet family
subject linked to: Roet
Walter de Roet nobleFamily Roet family
subject linked to: Roet