- Rouvre).
Louis VIII and
Louis IX also
created appanages. The king who
created the most
powerful appanages for his sons was John II of France. His youngest...
- Poitou, son of the king, in 1237. 1225: in his will,
Louis grants the
appanages of
Artois and his mother's
inheritance to his
second son Robert; Poitou...
-
exchanged the
appanages of Orléans for the
Dukedom of Anjou,
becoming the heir in
pectore of the Crown.
After Henry's
exchange of
appanages,
Charles IX...
-
largest contiguous empire in history.
After Genghis Khan
established appanages for his
family in the
Mongol Empire during his rule (1206–1227), his sons...
- and Möngke
restricted the
autonomy of the
appanages before.
Ghazan also
prohibited any
misfeasance of
appanage holders in
Ilkhanate and Yuan councillor...
- (r. 1505–1533)
completed his father's
policy of
annexing the
remaining appanages, and his son Ivan IV (r. 1533–1584) was
crowned as tsar in 1547, thereby...
- Now that the war was over, Vasily II
eliminated almost all of the
small appanages in
Moscow prin****lity, so as to
strengthen his
sovereign authority. His...
-
ruled from the 10th to the
early 13th centuries. Alençon was
granted as an
appanage to Peter, son of
Louis IX of France, and then to Charles,
count of Valois...
-
descendans de lui en
loyal mariage, pour leur
appanage et entretenement,
selon la
nature des
appanages de la
Maison de
France et les lois de
notre royaume...
- to
create a
working succession system—his
division of his
empire into
appanages,
meant to
ensure stability,
actually did the reverse, as
local and state-wide...
