Gautier VI of Brienne

Gautier VI of Brienne (towards 1302 - September 19th 1356), general

It was used initially the king as Naples, and seized in 1342 the sovereign capacity to Florence; but it made all kinds of exactions there and was made some drive out at the end of one year. It took refuge in France where the king Jean II the Good named it large Connétable of France on May 9th, 1356. It was killed during the battles of Poitiers, on September 19th, 1356.

See too

• House of Brienne

Notes and reference

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