Francis of Lorraine

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Francis of Lorraine, better known as Francis, Duke of Guise, was a prominent 16th-century French noble and military leader who played a central role in the French Wars of Religion.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic leader
Duke
French noble
human
military leader
alsoKnownAs Francis, Duke of Guise
François de Guise
François de Lorraine
birthDate 1519-02-17
birthPlace Bar-le-Duc
birthRealm Holy Roman Empire
birthRegion Duchy of Bar
burialPlace Joinville
causeOfDeath assassination
child Catherine of Lorraine
Charles, Duke of Mayenne
linked to: Duke of Mayenne

Henry I, Duke of Guise
conflict French Wars of Religion
Italian Wars
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
deathCountry Kingdom of France
deathDate 1563-02-24
deathPlace Orléans
era 16th century
familyName of Lorraine
father Claude, Duke of Guise
givenName Francis
language French
mannerOfDeath homicide
memberOf House of Guise
House of Lorraine
militaryRank general
mother Antoinette de Bourbon
nobleRank peer of France
nobleTitle Duke of Guise
Grand Master of France
Prince of Joinville
notableFor capture of Calais in 1558
defense of Metz in 1552–1553
leadership in the French Wars of Religion
role in the Massacre of Wassy
politicalAlignment Catholic faction in France
positionHeld Lieutenant General of the Kingdom of France
relative Mary, Queen of Scots
religion Roman Catholicism
sibling Mary of Guise
spouse Anna d’Este
supportedMonarch Francis II of France
Henry II of France

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Francis, Duke of Guise fullName Francis of Lorraine
René II, Duke of Lorraine child Francis of Lorraine, Count of Lambesc
linked to: Francis of Lorraine
Francis, Duke of Guise fullName Francis de Lorraine
subject linked to: Francis
linked to: Francis of Lorraine
Philippa of Guelders child Francis of Lorraine, Count of Lambesc
linked to: Francis of Lorraine