Guillaume III des Porcellets (1217–1288) was a French knight and lord.
Guillaume III des Porcelets | |
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Born | 1217 |
Died | 1288 (aged 71) |
Spouse | Raimonde de Falconis |
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Early life
editGuillaume III des Porcellets was born in 1217.
Career
editHe was a knight.[1]
He was the Lord of parts of Arles, Fos, Martigues.[1][2] He served as Conseiller d'Etat and Chamberlain to King Charles I of Naples.[1][2] He served as the Baron of Sicily and Provence.[1][2]
He was the only Frenchman to survive the Sicilian Vespers of 1282 when France lost Sicily to the rebels.[2]
Personal life
editHe married Raimonde de Falconis.[1]
Death
editHe died in 1288.