Ever since his/her arrival to England, Fugitive Robert De Artois has served as a faithful advisor and close friend towards England Ruler. However, in recent months Fugitive Robert De Artois has increasingly brought up the issue of the succession in France, where in 1328 Philip was crowned as successor over England Ruler, citing ancient Salic Law. While at the time, England Ruler initially forfeited his/her claim, relations since then between the French and English courts have since soured. Now Fugitive Robert De Artois seeks to justify that the French nobles stole the throne from England Ruler and the citing of Salic Law was illegitimate. Fugitive Robert De Artois also holds claim to the Artois in France, and would serve as a valuable ally should attempt to follow through with his/her plan to seize the French throne.
823title = hundred_years_war.204.titleFugitive Robert De Artois and the French Crown
824desc = hundred_years_war.204.descEver since his/her arrival to England, Fugitive Robert De Artois has served as a faithful advisor and close friend towards England Ruler. However, in recent months Fugitive Robert De Artois has increasingly brought up the issue of the succession in France, where in 1328 Philip was crowned as successor over England Ruler, citing ancient Salic Law. While at the time, England Ruler initially forfeited his/her claim, relations since then between the French and English courts have since soured. Now Fugitive Robert De Artois seeks to justify that the French nobles stole the throne from England Ruler and the citing of Salic Law was illegitimate. Fugitive Robert De Artois also holds claim to the Artois in France, and would serve as a valuable ally should attempt to follow through with his/her plan to seize the French throne.
862custom_tooltip = may_grant_robert_artois_ttWe will gain cores on Fugitive Robert De Artois's claims in Artois in the province of Arras, along with the Province of Amiens. Should we conquer portions of Artois, we may grant Fugitive Robert De Artois those territories and make him/her a vassal