Nigel d’Aubigny

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Nigel d’Aubigny was an Anglo-Norman nobleman and military commander who rose to prominence in early 12th-century England, becoming a powerful baron through royal favor and advantageous marriage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglo-Norman nobleman
feudal lord
medieval baron
military commander
activeInCentury 12th century
activeInPeriod reign of Henry I of England
allegiance Henry I of England NERFINISHED
aristocraticCulture Anglo-Norman aristocracy
countryOfActivity Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
engagedIn military campaigns for the English crown
ethnicity Anglo-Norman
Norman
familyName d’Aubigny NERFINISHED
gender male
governedBy feudal obligations to the king
governedUnderSystem feudalism
heldTitle baron
historicalContext post-Norman Conquest England
historicalRegion Norman England NERFINISHED
language Anglo-Norman French NERFINISHED
maritalStatus married
meansOfPowerAcquisition advantageous marriage
royal grants of land
militaryRole royal commander
nobleFamily House of Aubigny NERFINISHED
notableFor acquisition of extensive baronial lands
military service to the king of England
rise in status through royal favor
occupation landholder
soldier
participatedIn Anglo-Norman aristocratic politics
politicalRole royal supporter
powerBase landed estates
royal patronage
receivedFavorFrom Henry I of England NERFINISHED
servedAs royal tenant-in-chief
socialClass nobility
socialRole baronial magnate
socialStatus baron
sphereOfInfluence early 12th-century English realm
timeOfProminence early 12th century
typeOfNoble Anglo-Norman baron
usedMarriageFor consolidation of baronial power

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d’Aubigny notableBearer Nigel d’Aubigny