medieval Duchy of Normandy

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The medieval Duchy of Normandy was a powerful feudal state in northern France, founded by Viking settlers and later instrumental in European history through the Norman Conquest of England.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf feudal state
former polity
medieval duchy
capital Rouen
country Kingdom of France
endTime 1204
1259
ethnicOrigin Vikings
event Battle of Val-ès-Dunes
Anglo-French wars of the 12th and 13th centuries
surface form: Capetian–Plantagenet conflicts

Norman Conquest of England
firstRuler Rollo
firstRulerTitle Duke of Normandy
founder Rollo
foundingEvent Treaty of Saint-Clair-sur-Epte
governmentType feudal monarchy
language Old French
Old Norman
locatedIn Western Europe
northern France
lostTo Philip II of France
namedAfter Normans
notableCulturalContribution Norman Romanesque architecture
spread of Norman law and customs
notableRuler Henry II of England
King John of England
surface form: John, King of England

Richard I, Duke of Normandy
surface form: Richard I of Normandy

Richard II, Duke of Normandy
surface form: Richard II of Normandy

William the Conqueror
overlord King of France
King of the Franks
partOf Angevin Empire
Kingdom of France
playedKeyRoleIn development of medieval European feudalism
formation of the Anglo-Norman realm
religion Roman Catholicism
rulingDynasty House of Normandy
House of Plantagenet
startTime 911
successor Duchy of Normandy
surface form: Duchy of Normandy (English crown possession)

Kingdom of France
territoryIncludes Avranches
Bayeux
Caen
Cotentin Peninsula
Rouen
vassalOf Capetian dynasty
Carolingian Empire

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Normandy knownFor medieval Duchy of Normandy