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after 1225, whereupon Guy inherited him in Greece; as J. Longnon pointed out, however, although possible, there is no evidence for it. Furthermore, the charter indicates that initially, Guy inherited the duchy and some lands in France, but not Othon's other Greek possession, the lordship of
132:. He left in the spring of 1259. The court of France found him not liable for liege homage and thus unable to be deprived of his fief. His journey was to be his punishment. The
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128:. He was subsequently besieged in Thebes and forced to surrender. He did homage at Nikli, but the barons of the realm, not being his peers, sent him for judgment to
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Guy also owned the whole of Thebes, for which along with Argos he owed homage to the prince of Achaea. Athens itself was independent of any other sovereign than the
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sometime in 1260. In Spring that year, Guy set out to return to Greece, receiving news on the way that
William II had been defeated by Emperor
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asserts that Athens, which was technically only a lordship, was officially raised to the status of a duchy only after Guy met with King
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Guy survived these serious ruptures to the
Frankish states in Greece until his death in 1263 and was succeeded by his son
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Guy's early life is obscure. Since the 18th century, historians assumed Guy to have been a nephew of the first
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322:(Second ed.). Madison, Milwaukee, and London: University of Wisconsin Press. pp. 234–275.
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Guy also served as the administrator of Achaea while
William II was held prisoner by Michale VIII.
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Guy married an unknown woman from the de
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and taken prisoner. Soon after his arrival, news reached him of the fall of
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Crusades, Volume II: The Later Crusades, 1189–1311
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in 1224. The duchy was prospering at the time, however, due to its
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Marguerite (died after 1293), married Count Henry I of Vaudémont
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Catherine, married Carlo di
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from Walter I's death in 1311 titular, but recognized in
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and in exchange for his own lands and claims in France.
31:(from 1225/34), the son and successor of the first duke
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39:, Othon gave half the city in lordship to Guy.
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339:"Les premiers ducs d'Athènes et leur famille"
112:disputed the suzerainty over the island of
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206:(died 1282), regent of
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83:Kingdom of Thessalonica
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337:Longnon, Jean (1973).
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636:Peter (IV) of Aragon
110:William II of Achaea
27:(1205–1263) was the
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403:Othon V de la Roche
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148:Battle of Pelagonia
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460:De la Roche
230:, and then
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673:Antonio II
611:William II
574:Walter III
415:1251–1263
298:References
210:, married
156:Byzantines
663:Antonio I
646:Acciaioli
559:Walter II
487:William I
363:1775-383X
71:hyperpyra
717:Venetian
668:Nerio II
648:dynasty
564:Isabella
549:Walter I
539:dynasty
495:(regent)
462:dynasty
409:Lord of
220:Isabella
118:triarchs
57:Burgundy
658:Nerio I
616:John II
606:Manfred
589:Catalan
191:William
154:to the
146:at the
64:in the
678:Claire
569:Sohier
500:Guy II
482:John I
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172:Family
166:John I
130:France
114:Euboea
91:Venice
37:Thebes
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472:Othon
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103:Bonne
95:Genoa
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