Philip d'Aubigny

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Philip d'Aubigny was a prominent early 13th-century Anglo-Norman knight and royalist military leader who played a key role in defending the English crown during the wars surrounding King John and the minority of Henry III.

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instanceOf 13th-century English soldier
Anglo-Norman knight
medieval nobleman
royalist military leader
activeYears minority of Henry III of England
reign of King John of England
allegiance English royalist faction
Henry III of England
King John of England
conflict royalist–baronial conflicts in early 13th-century England
country Kingdom of England
era High Middle Ages
ethnicGroup Anglo-Norman
familyName d’Aubigny
surface form: d'Aubigny
government English royal court
historicalContext political instability during the minority of Henry III
wars surrounding the reign of King John
language Anglo-Norman French
loyalTo House of Plantagenet
surface form: Plantagenet dynasty
militaryBranch feudal levy of the English crown
militaryRank royalist commander
militaryRole field commander
royal captain
nobleTitle knight
notableFor defending the English crown during the minority of Henry III
service as a royalist commander against rebel barons
supporting King John during the First Barons' War
occupation knight
royal household official
soldier
opposed English barons
surface form: rebel English barons
participatedIn First Barons' War
politicalAlignment royalist
region England
residence Kingdom of England
role defender of the English crown
servedUnder Henry III of England
King John of England NERFINISHED
supported King John during the baronial rebellion
regency government of Henry III of England
surface form: the regency government of Henry III
timePeriod early 13th century

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Battle of Sandwich (1217) commander Philip d'Aubigny