Geoffrey de Clinton

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Geoffrey de Clinton was a powerful 12th-century royal chamberlain and treasurer under King Henry I of England, known for his rise from humble origins to become a major landholder and political figure in the Midlands.

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instanceOf 12th-century politician
English royal official
areaOfActivity court politics
land management
royal administration
centuryOfActivity 12th century
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of England
employer Henry I of England NERFINISHED
familyName de Clinton NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod reign of Henry I of England
knownFor administration of royal revenues
loyalty to Henry I of England
language Anglo-Norman French NERFINISHED
Latin
monarchServed Henry I of England NERFINISHED
notableFor becoming a major landholder in the English Midlands
founding a powerful family of royal administrators
political influence in the Midlands
rapid rise in royal service under Henry I
occupation royal chamberlain
royal treasurer
positionHeld Chamberlain to Henry I of England
Treasurer to Henry I of England
regionOfActivity Midlands NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholicism
residence Warwickshire NERFINISHED
socialStatusAtBirth humble origins
sphereOfInfluence English royal court
landholding in Warwickshire
royal finances
title royal chamberlain
royal treasurer

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Kenilworth Castle builtFor Geoffrey de Clinton