Nominoe

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Nominoe was a 9th-century Breton leader often regarded as the founder of an independent Brittany for his successful resistance against Frankish rule.

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Nominoe canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Breton ruler
count of Vannes
duke of Brittany
historical figure
medieval noble
appointedBy Louis the Pious
associatedWith Redon Abbey
battle Battle of Ballon
burialPlace Redon Abbey (disputed)
linked to: Redon Abbey
centuryOfBirth 9th century
child Erispoe
conflict Breton-Frankish wars
countryOfCitizenship Brittany
dateOfBirth circa 800
dateOfDeath 7 March 851
dateOfEvent 22 November 845
describedAs father of Breton independence
founder of an independent Brittany
era Early Middle Ages
ethnicGroup Breton
language Breton
Latin
laterOpposed Charles the Bald
legacy symbol of Breton nationalism
loyalty Carolingian Empire
name Nominoe
notableFor founding the independence of Brittany
resistance against Frankish rule
opponent Charles the Bald
Frankish kingdom
partOf Breton nobility
placeOfBirth Brittany
placeOfDeath Frankish kingdom
Vendôme
linked to: Vendôme, France
positionHeld Count of Vannes
Duke of Brittany
Missus imperatoris in Brittany
regionRuled Brittany
Vannes
religion Christianity
residence Brittany
Vannes
resultOfConflict increased autonomy of Brittany
weakening of Frankish control over Brittany
sexOrGender male
successor Erispoe
victoryIn Battle of Ballon
workLocation Brittany
Vannes

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

King of Brittany titleHolder Nominoe
Nominoe name Nominoe
Erispoe father Nominoe
Erispoe relative Nominoe
Erispoe predecessor Nominoe