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William Clito

William Clito (25 October 1102 – 28 July 1128) was a member of the House of Normandy who ruled the County of Flanders from 1127 until his death and unsuccessfully claimed the Duchy of Normandy. As the son of Robert Curthose, the eldest son of William the Conqueror, William Clito was seen as a candidate to succeed his uncle King Henry I of England. Henry…

Claimant to the English Crown, Count of Flanders & The White Ship

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Born
25 October 1102 Rouen, Caux, Normandy
Burial
Abbey of Saint Bertin, Flanders
Claimed
1118 – 28 July 1128
Died
28 July 1128(1128-07-28) (aged 25) Aalst, Flanders
Father
Robert Curthose
House
Normandy

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Claimant to the English Crown

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Count of Flanders

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William Clito

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related to Further reading · 78
William Clito → Aalst, Aird, Allies, Amsterdam, Anderson, Andrews, Boulogne, Boydell Press, BRILL, Brooke, Bruges, Cambridge, Canada, Charles, Co, Contest, Duke, Elsevier/North Holland, Empire, England
related to Count of Flanders · 36
William Clito → Aire, Allies, April, At, Baldwin, Blois, Boulogne, By, By May, Charles, Clito, Count, Duke, Erembalds, Flanders, Flemish, Godfrey, Hainault, Helias, Henry
related to The White Ship · 13
William Clito → Anglo-Norman, At, England, English, He, Henry, November, Richard, The, White Ship, William, William Adelin, William Clito's
Predecessor · 2
William Clito → Charles I, Robert II
Successor · 2
William Clito → Henry I, Thierry
Born · 1
William Clito → 25 October 1102 Rouen, Caux, Normandy
Burial · 1
William Clito → Abbey of Saint Bertin, Flanders
Claimed · 1
William Clito → 1118 – 28 July 1128
Died · 1
William Clito → 28 July 1128(1128-07-28) (aged 25) Aalst, Flanders
Father · 1
William Clito → Robert Curthose

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william henry king flanders clito louis count william's robert normandy 1127 charles son vi thierry isbn baldwin county duchy england

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William ClitoBorn25 October 1102 Rouen, Caux, Normandy1.00infobox
William ClitoBurialAbbey of Saint Bertin, Flanders1.00infobox
William ClitoClaimed1118 – 28 July 11281.00infobox
William ClitoDied28 July 1128(1128-07-28) (aged 25) Aalst, Flanders1.00infobox
William ClitoFatherRobert Curthose1.00infobox
William ClitoHouseNormandy1.00infobox
William ClitoMotherSibylla of Conversano1.00infobox
William ClitoPredecessorCharles I1.00infobox
William ClitoPredecessorRobert II1.00infobox
William ClitoReign2 March 1127 – 28 July 11281.00infobox
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William ClitoSuccessorThierry1.00infobox
William ClitoSuccessorHenry I1.00infobox

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