Ingelram de Coucy (Enguerrand VII)

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Ingelram de Coucy (Enguerrand VII) was a 14th-century French nobleman and military leader, Lord of Coucy and Earl of Bedford, notable for his prominent role in the Hundred Years’ War and his close ties to the English royal family.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Earl of Bedford
French nobleman
Lord of Coucy
medieval military leader
alsoKnownAs Enguerrand VII de Coucy
aristocraticRole landed magnate
associatedWith English royal court
French royal court
centuryOfActivity 14th century
conflict Hundred Years’ War
linked to: Hundred Years' War
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
domain Coucy-le-Château-Auffrique
era Late Middle Ages
familyName de Coucy
linked to: House of Coucy
feudalTitle seigneur
givenName Enguerrand
Ingelram
governedTerritory Lordship of Coucy
hasAllegiance Kingdom of England
Kingdom of France
historicalPeriod Hundred Years’ War era
historicalReputation one of the greatest lords of medieval France
powerful Franco-English magnate
languageOfUse Old French
lordOf Coucy
linked to: Lordship of Coucy
militaryBranch French feudal host
militaryRank commander
militaryRole feudal lord leading retinues
militaryTheater Flanders
France
nobleFamily House of Coucy
nobleTitle Earl of Bedford
Lord of Coucy
linked to: Lords of Coucy
notableFor close ties to the English royal family
role in the Hundred Years’ War
notableWork military leadership in the Hundred Years’ War
positionHeld Earl of Bedford
Lord of Coucy
linked to: Lords of Coucy
region Picardy
socialClass high nobility
titleHeldFromCountry Earl of Bedford (Kingdom of England)
linked to: Earl of Bedford
titleOrigin English peerage
French peerage

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Isabella of England, Lady de Coucy spouse Ingelram de Coucy (Enguerrand VII)