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	'''René of Anjou''' (French: ''René d'Anjou'', Italian: ''Renato d'Angiò''; 1409 – 1480), also known as '''Good King René''', was a Count of {{Wiki\|Piedmont}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Bar\|Duke of Bar}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Lorraine\|Duke of Lorraine}}, ~~Duke of~~ {{Wiki\|Anjou}}, Count of {{Wiki\|Provence}}, and briefly reigned as King of [[Naples]] as '''Renato I''' from 1435 until the kingdom's conquest by [[Aragon]] in 1442.		'''René of Anjou''' (French: ''René d'Anjou'', Italian: ''Renato d'Angiò''; 1409 – 1480), also known as '''Good King René''', was a Count of {{Wiki\|Piedmont}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Bar\|Duke of Bar}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Lorraine\|Duke of Lorraine}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Anjou\|Duke of Anjou}}, Count of {{Wiki\|Provence}}, and briefly reigned as King of [[Naples]] as '''Renato I''' from 1435 until the kingdom's conquest by [[Aragon]] in 1442.

	A member of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]]. He was the son of [[Yolande of Aragon]], who served as [[Mentor]] of the Brotherhood.		A member of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]]. He was the son of [[Yolande of Aragon]], who served as [[Mentor]] of the Brotherhood.

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	'''René of Anjou''' (French: ''René d'Anjou'', Italian: ''Renato d'Angiò''; 1409 – 1480), also known as '''Good King René''', was a Count of {{Wiki\|Piedmont}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Bar\|Duke of Bar}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Lorraine\|Duke of Lorraine}}, Duke of {{Wiki\|Anjou}}, Count of {{Wiki\|Provence}}, and briefly reigned as King of [[Naples]] as '''Renato I''' from 1435 until the kingdom's conquest by [[Aragon]] in 1442.		'''René of Anjou''' (French: ''René d'Anjou'', Italian: ''Renato d'Angiò''; 1409 – 1480), also known as '''Good King René''', was a Count of {{Wiki\|Piedmont}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Bar\|Duke of Bar}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Lorraine\|Duke of Lorraine}}, Duke of {{Wiki\|Anjou}}, Count of {{Wiki\|Provence}}, and briefly reigned as King of [[Naples]] as '''Renato I''' from 1435 until the kingdom's conquest by [[Aragon]] in 1442.

	A member of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]]. He was the son of [[Yolande of Aragon]], who served as [[Mentor]] of the Brotherhood~~, as well as being the brother of [[Marie of Anjou]] who later became Queen of France~~.		A member of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]]. He was the son of [[Yolande of Aragon]], who served as [[Mentor]] of the Brotherhood.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	~~===Early life===~~		In January 1429, after hearing of [[Jeanne d'Arc]]'s perseverance in insisting to see [[Robert de Baudricourt]], on instruction from his mother, René suggested to his [[Charles II, Duke of Lorraine\|father-in-law]] to invite Jeanne to visit. Impressed with what he saw, he reported back to his mother and ordered de Baudricourt to send her to [[Chinon]].<ref name="Ch17">''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 17</ref>
	René was born on 16 January 1409, in {{Wiki\|Angers}} as the second son of {{Wiki\|Louis II of Anjou}} and Yolande of Aragon. He grew up in the midst of political turmoil as his family vied for control over the Kingdom of Naples and other territories. He was legally married to [[Isabella, Duchess of Lorraine\|Isabella]], the eldest daughter of [[Charles II, Duke of Lorraine]] in 1419 at the age of ten. Following this, he was made the Duke of Bar.<ref name="WP">{{WP\|René of Anjou}}</ref>

	~~===Aiding Jeanne d'Arc===~~
	In January 1429, after hearing of [[Jeanne d'Arc]]'s perseverance in insisting to see [[Robert de Baudricourt]], on instruction from his mother, René suggested to his father-in-law to invite Jeanne to visit. Impressed with what he saw, he reported back to his mother and ordered de Baudricourt to send her to [[Chinon]].<ref name="Ch17">''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 17~~</ref> Although the young maiden had chastised him and demanded he leave his mistress and return to his wife, something he did not do.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 7~~</ref>

	On 22 March, René was mentioned in conversation by his mother and [[Gabriel Laxart]]. She explained what René had done to help, and that he was unable to directly assist but would assist in other means.<ref name="Ch17" />		On 22 March, René was mentioned in conversation by his mother and [[Gabriel Laxart]]. She explained what René had done to help, and that he was unable to directly assist but would assist in other means.<ref name="Ch17" />

	~~===Later life===~~
	René of Anjou, after facing various challenges, ascended to the titles of Duke of Anjou, Count of Provence, and Duke of Lorraine in 1434. Throughout his later life, he engaged in diplomatic endeavors, faced conflicts, and even became the titular King of Naples in 1442. Despite his efforts to reclaim territories, he spent the latter part of his life in relative obscurity and passed away on 10 July 1480. With Isabella he had issue, his children that survived into adulthood were; {{Wiki\|John II, Duke of Lorraine\|John II}}, {{Wiki\|Louis of Anjou, Marquis of Pont-à-Mousson\|Louis}}, {{Wiki\|Yolande, Duchess of Lorraine\|Yolande}}, {{Wiki\|Margaret of Anjou\|Margaret}} who married [[Henry VI of England]], and Anna. With his mistress he had three illegitimate children; {{Wiki\|fr:Jean d'Anjou, marquis de Pont-à-Mousson\|Jean}}, Jeanne Blanche, and Madeleine.<ref name="WP"/>

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	'''René of Anjou''' (French: ''René d'Anjou'', Italian: ''Renato d'Angiò''; 1409 – 1480), also known as '''Good King René''', was a Count of {{Wiki\|Piedmont}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Bar\|Duke of Bar}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Lorraine\|Duke of Lorraine}}, Duke of {{Wiki\|Anjou}}, Count of {{Wiki\|Provence}}, and briefly reigned as King of [[Naples]] as '''Renato I''' from 1435 until the kingdom's conquest by [[Aragon]] in 1442.		'''René of Anjou''' (French: ''René d'Anjou'', Italian: ''Renato d'Angiò''; 1409 – 1480), also known as '''Good King René''', was a Count of {{Wiki\|Piedmont}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Bar\|Duke of Bar}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Lorraine\|Duke of Lorraine}}, Duke of {{Wiki\|Anjou}}, Count of {{Wiki\|Provence}}, and briefly reigned as King of [[Naples]] as '''Renato I''' from 1435 until the kingdom's conquest by [[Aragon]] in 1442.

	A member of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]]. He was the son of [[Yolande of Aragon]], who served as [[Mentor]] of the Brotherhood.		A member of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]]. He was the son of [[Yolande of Aragon]], who served as [[Mentor]] of the Brotherhood, as well as being the brother of [[Marie of Anjou]] who later became Queen of France.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In January 1429, after hearing of [[Jeanne d'Arc]]'s perseverance in insisting to see [[Robert de Baudricourt]], on instruction from his mother, René suggested to his ~~[[Charles II, Duke of Lorraine\|~~father-in-law]] to invite Jeanne to visit. Impressed with what he saw, he reported back to his mother and ordered de Baudricourt to send her to [[Chinon]].<ref name="Ch17">''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 17</ref>		===Early life===
			René was born on 16 January 1409, in {{Wiki\|Angers}} as the second son of {{Wiki\|Louis II of Anjou}} and Yolande of Aragon. He grew up in the midst of political turmoil as his family vied for control over the Kingdom of Naples and other territories. He was legally married to [[Isabella, Duchess of Lorraine\|Isabella]], the eldest daughter of [[Charles II, Duke of Lorraine]] in 1419 at the age of ten. Following this, he was made the Duke of Bar.<ref name="WP">{{WP\|René of Anjou}}</ref>

			===Aiding Jeanne d'Arc===
			In January 1429, after hearing of [[Jeanne d'Arc]]'s perseverance in insisting to see [[Robert de Baudricourt]], on instruction from his mother, René suggested to his father-in-law to invite Jeanne to visit. Impressed with what he saw, he reported back to his mother and ordered de Baudricourt to send her to [[Chinon]].<ref name="Ch17">''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 17</ref> Although the young maiden had chastised him and demanded he leave his mistress and return to his wife, something he did not do.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 7</ref>

	On 22 March, René was mentioned in conversation by his mother and [[Gabriel Laxart]]. She explained what René had done to help, and that he was unable to directly assist but would assist in other means.<ref name="Ch17" />		On 22 March, René was mentioned in conversation by his mother and [[Gabriel Laxart]]. She explained what René had done to help, and that he was unable to directly assist but would assist in other means.<ref name="Ch17" />

			===Later life===
			René of Anjou, after facing various challenges, ascended to the titles of Duke of Anjou, Count of Provence, and Duke of Lorraine in 1434. Throughout his later life, he engaged in diplomatic endeavors, faced conflicts, and even became the titular King of Naples in 1442. Despite his efforts to reclaim territories, he spent the latter part of his life in relative obscurity and passed away on 10 July 1480. With Isabella he had issue, his children that survived into adulthood were; {{Wiki\|John II, Duke of Lorraine\|John II}}, {{Wiki\|Louis of Anjou, Marquis of Pont-à-Mousson\|Louis}}, {{Wiki\|Yolande, Duchess of Lorraine\|Yolande}}, {{Wiki\|Margaret of Anjou\|Margaret}} who married [[Henry VI of England]], and Anna. With his mistress he had three illegitimate children; {{Wiki\|fr:Jean d'Anjou, marquis de Pont-à-Mousson\|Jean}}, Jeanne Blanche, and Madeleine.<ref name="WP"/>

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imported>Soranin: Literally has to refer to his father-in-law, not his father, since Louis II of Anjou had been dead for 12 years at this point

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Literally has to refer to his father-in-law, not his father, since Louis II of Anjou had been dead for 12 years at this point

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In January 1429, after hearing of [[Jeanne d'Arc]]'s perseverance in insisting to see [[Robert de Baudricourt]], on instruction from his mother, René suggested to his [[~~Louis~~ II of ~~Anjou~~\|father]] to invite Jeanne to visit. Impressed with what he saw, he reported back to his mother and ordered de Baudricourt to send her to [[Chinon]].<ref name="Ch17">''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 17</ref>		In January 1429, after hearing of [[Jeanne d'Arc]]'s perseverance in insisting to see [[Robert de Baudricourt]], on instruction from his mother, René suggested to his [[Charles II, Duke of Lorraine\|father-in-law]] to invite Jeanne to visit. Impressed with what he saw, he reported back to his mother and ordered de Baudricourt to send her to [[Chinon]].<ref name="Ch17">''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 17</ref>

	On 22 March, René was mentioned in conversation by his mother and [[Gabriel Laxart]]. She explained what René had done to help, and that he was unable to directly assist but would assist in other means.<ref name="Ch17" />		On 22 March, René was mentioned in conversation by his mother and [[Gabriel Laxart]]. She explained what René had done to help, and that he was unable to directly assist but would assist in other means.<ref name="Ch17" />

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	'''René of Anjou''' (French: ''René d'Anjou'', Italian: ''Renato d'Angiò''; 1409 – 1480), also known as '''Good King René''', was a Count of {{Wiki\|Piedmont}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Bar\|Duke of Bar}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Lorraine\|Duke of Lorraine}}, Duke of {{Wiki\|Anjou}}, Count of {{Wiki\|Provence}}, and briefly reigned as King of [[Naples]] as '''Renato I''' from 1435 until the kingdom's conquest by [[Aragon]] in 1442.		'''René of Anjou''' (French: ''René d'Anjou'', Italian: ''Renato d'Angiò''; 1409 – 1480), also known as '''Good King René''', was a Count of {{Wiki\|Piedmont}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Bar\|Duke of Bar}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Lorraine\|Duke of Lorraine}}, Duke of {{Wiki\|Anjou}}, Count of {{Wiki\|Provence}}, and briefly reigned as King of [[Naples]] as '''Renato I''' from 1435 until the kingdom's conquest by [[Aragon]] in 1442.







	A member of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]]. He was the son of [[Yolande of Aragon]], who served as [[Mentor]] of the Brotherhood.		A member of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]]. He was the son of [[Yolande of Aragon]], who served as [[Mentor]] of the Brotherhood.

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	'''René of Anjou''' (French: ''René d'Anjou'', Italian: ''Renato d'Angiò''; 1409 – 1480), also known as '''Good King René''', was a Count of {{Wiki\|Piedmont}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Bar\|Duke of Bar}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Lorraine\|Duke of Lorraine}}, Duke of {{Wiki\|Anjou}}, Count of {{Wiki\|Provence}}, and briefly reigned as King of [[Naples]] as '''Renato I''' until the kingdom's conquest by [[Aragon]] in 1442.		'''René of Anjou''' (French: ''René d'Anjou'', Italian: ''Renato d'Angiò''; 1409 – 1480), also known as '''Good King René''', was a Count of {{Wiki\|Piedmont}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Bar\|Duke of Bar}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Lorraine\|Duke of Lorraine}}, Duke of {{Wiki\|Anjou}}, Count of {{Wiki\|Provence}}, and briefly reigned as King of [[Naples]] as '''Renato I''' from 1435 until the kingdom's conquest by [[Aragon]] in 1442.

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	'''René of Anjou''' (French: ''René d'Anjou'', Italian: ''Renato d'Angiò''; 1409 – 1480), also known ~~and~~ '''Good King René''', was a Count of {{Wiki\|Piedmont}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Bar\|Duke of Bar}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Lorraine\|Duke of Lorraine}}, Duke of {{Wiki\|Anjou}}, Count of {{Wiki\|Provence}}, and briefly reigned as King of [[Naples]] as '''~~René~~ I''' until the kingdom's conquest by [[Aragon]] in 1442.		'''René of Anjou''' (French: ''René d'Anjou'', Italian: ''Renato d'Angiò''; 1409 – 1480), also known as '''Good King René''', was a Count of {{Wiki\|Piedmont}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Bar\|Duke of Bar}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Lorraine\|Duke of Lorraine}}, Duke of {{Wiki\|Anjou}}, Count of {{Wiki\|Provence}}, and briefly reigned as King of [[Naples]] as '''Renato I''' until the kingdom's conquest by [[Aragon]] in 1442.

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	'''René of Anjou''' (French: ''René d'Anjou'', Italian: ''Renato d'~~Angio~~''; 1409 – 1480), also known and '''Good King René''', was a Count of {{Wiki\|Piedmont}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Bar\|Duke of Bar}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Lorraine\|Duke of Lorraine}}, Duke of {{Wiki\|Anjou}}, Count of {{Wiki\|Provence}}, and briefly reigned as King of [[Naples]] as '''René I''' until the kingdom's conquest by [[Aragon]] in 1442.		'''René of Anjou''' (French: ''René d'Anjou'', Italian: ''Renato d'Angiò''; 1409 – 1480), also known and '''Good King René''', was a Count of {{Wiki\|Piedmont}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Bar\|Duke of Bar}}, {{Wiki\|Duchy of Lorraine\|Duke of Lorraine}}, Duke of {{Wiki\|Anjou}}, Count of {{Wiki\|Provence}}, and briefly reigned as King of [[Naples]] as '''René I''' until the kingdom's conquest by [[Aragon]] in 1442.



	A member of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]]. He was the son of [[Yolande of Aragon]], who served as [[Mentor]] of the Brotherhood.		A member of the [[Parisian Brotherhood of Assassins\|French Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]]. He was the son of [[Yolande of Aragon]], who served as [[Mentor]] of the Brotherhood.

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