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Philip I of
Boulogne (Philip
Hurepel) (1200–1235) was a
French prince,
Count of Clermont-en-Beauvaisis in his own right, and
Count of Boulogne, Mortain...
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royal control in 1223, when it p****ed to
Philippe Hurepel ("spiked hair", the son of
Philippe II).
Hurepel parti****ted in the
Albigensian Crusade in 1226...
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Philip II's son
Philip Hurepel.
Hurepel revolted against Blanche of
Castile when
Louis VIII of
France died in 1226. When
Philip Hurepel died in 1235, Matilda...
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submission to
Philip Augustus. His
lands were
taken away, and
given to
Philip Hurepel.
Danmartin was kept
imprisoned at Péronne for the rest of his life, which...
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French crown. It was
first granted as an
appanage in 1218 to
Philip Hurepel; with the
extinction of his line, it was
granted in 1268 to the
House of...
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Boulogne museum. The
castle was
built in the 13th
century by
Philippe Hurepel (1180-1234),
count of
Boulogne and son of
Philip II of France. Following...
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Stephen of England. In 1223,
Matilda married her
first husband,
Philippe Hurepel,
Count of Clermont-en-Beauvais, a younger,
arguably illegitimate son of...
- 5 tabs. He was not the
first to use
these arms. His
uncle Philippe le
Hurepel,
count of
Clermont used them
until his
death in 1234.
Charles was invested...
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Dammartin (1204–1216)
Matilda II of
Boulogne (1216–1245) and...
Philip Hurepel (1216–1233)
Afonso III of
Portugal (1238–1245)
Jeanne de
Dammartin (1245–1251)...
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county is sold by the
vicomtesse of Châtellerault). 1223:
Philip Hurepel, half-brother of the king,
received in
appanage the
Counties of Boulogne...
