Charles d'Anjou {}
Person
comte de Provence, après la mort de Raimon Berenguier V (1245-1265) et roi de Naples (1265-1285); CC 1246-1285 contemp de Giraut d'Espagne, CC p343 p-ê est-il l'auteur du couplet attribué au "comte de Provence" (identified as Raimon-Berenger V) et d'un autre couplet anonyme mais qui est sûrement "du comte de Provence"; DOM Supl1 Charles Ier d'Anjou (see Sord/ChAnj échange de coblas {437,37}), né 1226, mort 1285; Chambers p92 youngest brother of Louis IX (St Louis, mort de la peste devant Carthage 1270/08/25); (Cabré, The Troubadours 1999:130) champion of the pope [France was the pope's traditional ally]; in Provence successor of Raimon Berenguer IV; in 1266 took possession of the kingdom of Sicily offered to him by the pope, after defeating Manfred in battle; all noble families of Provence were 'domesticated' by the dynastie comtale dite "angevine" fondée par Charles Ier, frère de Louis IX de France et roi de Sicile, à compter de 1266; shortly after the death of Frederick II in 1250 the Kindgom of Sicily passed to his illegitimate son Manfred; to be rid of the Hohenstaufens, the papacy offered the Sicilian crown to Charles of Anjou, cadet of the French royal house; Ch d'Anjou defeated and killed Manfred (Conradin) in 1266 at the battle of Tagliacozzo and established a new French dynasty on the throne of Sicily; DBT 143-144, il suo malgoverno in Sicilia provoco nel 1282 i "Vespri siciliani"(rebellion); poetry in Latin, OFr, OOcc (3 possible poems: 177a,1; 437,37; 461,67a);
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| Abbreviation, DOM | ChAnj Text | |
| Contemporary of | Migliore degli Abbati {} Person | |
| Contemporary of | Raimon de Tors, de Marseilla {PC 410} Person | |
| Date, Accession | 1266/01/06 Date/Time | |
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| Name, Full | | |
| Name, Monolithic | Carles d'Anjau Text | |
| Name, Monolithic | Carlo d'Angiò Text | |
| Name, Monolithic | Rei Carle Text | |
| Number, PC | 000 Text | |
| Patron of | Blacasset {PC 96} Person | |
| Patron of | Guiraut d'Espanha {PC 244} Person | |
| Patron of | Sordel {PC 437} Person | |
| Referred to by | <canso de Raimon Feraut> (original whole) {PC 400,0} Information | |
| Referred to by | Bonifaci de Castellana {PC 102} Person | |
| Troubadour Role | Patron Text | |
| Troubadour Role | Poet Text | |
| Name, Monolithic | Comte Carle Text | {189,1} |
| Created a poem with | Sordel {PC 437} Person | {437,37} _1258_ cobla exchange |
| Troubadour Role | Trobador Text | /Reliability/090 GRLMA, /030/ CC |
| Name, Monolithic | Comte de Provence Text | 1245-1265 |
| Name, Monolithic | Roi de Naples Text | 1265-1285 |
| Name, Monolithic | Comte de Proensa Text | Chambers |
| Referred to by | Jacme Mote {PC 259} Person | Charles II, roi de Naples 1265-1285 |
| Troubadour Role | Noble Text | comte de Provence, roi de Naples |
| Name, Monolithic | Carl d'Anjeu Text | DBT |
| Referred to by | Dizionario biografico dei trovatori {} Information | DBT 143-144 |
| Name, Monolithic | Charles I d'Anjou Text | Frank |