François de Lorraine, Prince of Joinville

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François de Lorraine, Prince of Joinville, was a 16th-century French nobleman of the powerful House of Guise, noted for his role in the turbulent politics and religious conflicts of the French Wars of Religion.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French nobleman
human
prince
activity court politics
military affairs
aristocraticRank prince of the blood (French nobility)
associatedWith Catholic nobility in France
French monarchy
centuryOfActivity 16th century
conflictContext Catholic–Protestant conflicts in France
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
dynasticHouse House of Guise
ethnicGroup French
familyName de Lorraine
givenName François
historicalPeriod Early modern period
linked to: Early Modern period
languageSpoken French
memberOf House of Guise
nobleFamily House of Guise
nobleTitle Prince of Joinville
notableFor involvement in French religious conflicts
role in French Wars of Religion
participatedIn French Wars of Religion
politicalAlignment Catholic faction in the French Wars of Religion
regionOfActivity Kingdom of France
religion Roman Catholicism
residence France
socialClass high nobility
sphereOfInfluence French Catholic League
French royal court
title Prince of Joinville

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Charles, Duke of Guise child François de Lorraine, Prince of Joinville
Louis III, Cardinal of Guise sibling François de Lorraine, Prince of Joinville