William de Braose

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William de Braose was a powerful Anglo-Norman noble and Marcher lord known for his extensive lands along the Welsh border and his turbulent conflicts with the English crown.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglo-Norman noble
Marcher lord
areaOfInfluence Anglo-Welsh borderlands NERFINISHED
category Anglo-Norman barons NERFINISHED
Marcher lords NERFINISHED
Medieval English nobility
conflict political conflict with King John of England
country Kingdom of England
ethnicity Norman NERFINISHED
feudalStatus tenant-in-chief of the English crown
historicalPeriod High Middle Ages
knownFor conflicts with the English crown
holding extensive lands along the Welsh Marches
landholdings estates along the Welsh border
lordships in Wales
manors in Sussex
language Anglo-Norman French NERFINISHED
nobleFamily de Braose family NERFINISHED
notableEvent confiscation of his lands by the crown
dispute with King John of England
loss of royal favour under King John
occupation feudal baron
politicalAlignment baronial magnate in the Welsh Marches
regionRuled Bramber in Sussex NERFINISHED
Brecon in mid-Wales NERFINISHED
Gower in south Wales NERFINISHED
Welsh Marches NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
title Lord of Bramber NERFINISHED
Lord of Brecon NERFINISHED
Lord of Builth NERFINISHED
Lord of Gower NERFINISHED
Lord of Radnor NERFINISHED

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Norman Marcher lords hasNotableMember William de Braose