Provençal literature
... 1071-1126), count of Poitiers, duke of Guienne. They consist of eleven very diverse strophic ... received a gracious welcome from Eleanor of Guienne, consort (from 1152) of Henry II of ... of France, Louis VII, with Eleanor of Guienne (1137). Among the earliest troubadours may also ... whom they were connected. France Eleanor of Guienne, Bernart de Ventadour (Ventadorn) Henry Curtmantle , son ...
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Jean de Bougy   (translated from German)
... Marie de la Chaussade de Callonge in Guienne, with which it a son Jean Jacques ... person came it in June 1654 after Guienne, where it married Marie de la Chausade ... The prince withdrew itself from Mouron and Guienne. Mr de Bougy received the order it ...
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Talk:List of European regions with alternative names
... not play here. Either the line for "Guienne" in this list must redirect to the ... a separate line (or, rather, two lines: Guienne 1 and Guienne 2 ) in this list is fully justified ...
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Aquitaine
... Occitan: Aquitània; Basque: Akitania) (anciently "Guyenne" or "Guienne") now forms a région in south-western ... future Bordelais, Poitou Saintonge,Angoumois and western Guienne Aquitania tertia or Aquitania Novempopulana (of the ... were dukes of Aquitaine (later known as Guienne). Fighting during the Hundred Years War enabled ...
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Guyenne   (translated from French)
... the Highone and Gascogne. Etymology The expression "Guienne" appears with E century , resulting from a corruption of "Aquitaine": Aquitania - > * Aguidaina - > Aguienne - > Guienne. The C-W communication "Guyenne" appears only ...
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Roquelaure
... wardrobe, lieutenant-general in Auvergne (1576) and Guienne (1610), and marshal of France in 1614 ... in 1652, and was appointed governor of Guienne in 1679. Gaston's son, Antoine Gaston ...
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War of the Whiskers
... gay, haughty, and pleasure-seeking Eleanor of Guienne, never admired him in this trim, and ... of France lost the rich provinces of Guienne and Poitou, which were her dowry. She ...
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Messageries maritime   (translated from German)
... 1858 at mm/ 1878 A. Service 1860 Guienne 2746 BRT k.A. 1872: Gambie, 2700 ...
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Guyenne   (translated from German)
Guyenne That Guyenne (in former times also Guienne) was in The Middle Ages a duchy ...
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Count von Ségur   (translated from German)
... Aristocracy family from the landscape Rouergue in Guienne, those, the protest anti-mash result in ...
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