John de Courcy

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John de Courcy was a 12th-century Anglo-Norman knight and adventurer who led the Norman conquest of much of Ulster in Ireland and ruled there as a powerful semi-independent lord.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglo-Norman knight
conqueror
feudal lord
medieval nobleman
military leader
allegiance Anglo-Norman nobility in Ireland NERFINISHED
associatedEthnicity Norman NERFINISHED
associatedPlace County Down NERFINISHED
Downpatrick NERFINISHED
associatedWith Norman conquest of Ireland NERFINISHED
centuryActive 12th century
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of England
era High Middle Ages
ethnicGroup Anglo-Norman
familyName de Courcy NERFINISHED
givenName John NERFINISHED
governedTerritory Ulster NERFINISHED
eastern Ulster
historicalRegion Lordship of Ireland NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance key figure in Norman expansion into northern Ireland
knownFor campaigns in northern Ireland
establishing a semi-independent lordship in Ulster
languageOfUse Latin
Norman French NERFINISHED
militaryBranch Anglo-Norman forces in Ireland NERFINISHED
militaryConflict Norman invasion of Ireland NERFINISHED
militaryRole commander
militaryStrategy rapid cavalry raids in Ulster
nobleFamily de Courcy family NERFINISHED
notableFor Norman conquest of Ulster NERFINISHED
occupation knight
lord
soldier
placeOfActivity Ireland NERFINISHED
Norman Ireland NERFINISHED
Ulster NERFINISHED
politicalStatus semi-independent lord
powerBase Downpatrick NERFINISHED
eastern Ulster
regionConquered much of Ulster
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholicism
socialClass nobility
timePeriod early 13th century
late 12th century
title Lord of Ulster NERFINISHED
typeOfRule feudal lordship

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Carrickfergus Castle builder John de Courcy
Inch Abbey (nearby) foundedBy John de Courcy
subject surface form: Inch Abbey