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Duke of berry
The title of Duke of Berry (duc de Berry) in the French nobility was frequently created for junior members of the French royal family. The Berry region now consists of the départements of Cher, Indre and parts of Vienne. The capital of Berry is Bourges.
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- Duke of berry
- Duke of Berry first creation 1360
- Duke of Berry second creation 1416
- Duke of Berry third creation 1417
- Duke of Berry fourth creation 1461
- Duke of Berry fifth creation 1472
- Duke of Berry sixth creation 1517
- Duke of Berry seventh creation 1550
- Duke of Berry eighth creation 1576
- Duke of Berry ninth creation 1686
- Duke of Berry tenth creation 1754
- Duke of Berry eleventh creation 1776
- Present use
- References
Duke of Berry, first creation (1360)
Duke of Berry, second creation (1416)
Duke of Berry, third creation (1417)
Duke of Berry, fourth creation (1461)
Duke of Berry, fifth creation (1472)
Duke of Berry, sixth creation (1517)
Duke of Berry, seventh creation (1550)
Duke of Berry, eighth creation (1576)
Duke of Berry, ninth creation (1686)
Duke of Berry, tenth creation (1754)
Duke of Berry, eleventh creation (1776)
Present use
The title is currently used by Prince Alphonse of Bourbon, second son of the legitimist claimant to the French throne Louis Alphonse, Duke of Anjou.
References
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