On September 29, 1364 in Celtic History

Charles of blois dies in the battle of auray

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Sat 29 Sep 1364

    CHARLES (c. 13191364), duke of Brittany, known as CHARLES OF BLOIS and CHARLES OF CH~TfLLON, was the son of Guy of Chhtillon, count of Blois (d. 1342), and of Marguerite of Valois, sister of Philip VI. of France. In 1337 he married Jeanne of Penthivre

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