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Actually I woudn't say he was French. Provence was not already french (not even was it using French language in any instance) and at some poitn he wasn't even fully provençal since Carpentras was in a papal possession of Provence. Though, unlike refering to him as a French man, it would'nt be wrong to state he was provençal. Does anyone object this swich here ?--Lembeye (talk) 22:29, 26 July 2017 (UTC)Reply
