Page 209. line 1. _His brother-in-law._] Louis, called also Barbatus, second son of the emperor Rupert, elector-palatine of the Rhine, married Blanche, daughter of Henry IV. by whom he had issue only one son, Rupert, who died childless. Duke Louis afterwards married again, and had a son who succeeded to the electorate. Page 213. line 12. _Louis._] Louis was invited by Sforza, constable of Naples, and the chief of one of the factions which divided the government. Giannoné, lib. 25. c. 3. Page 249. line 12.] The events of the ensuing chapter will be better explained by Genealogical Tables. I. Arthur II. duke of Bretagne, married for his first wife Mary viscountess of Limoges, by whom he had issue. | +----------------------------+-----------+ | | 1. John III. duke of Bretagne, 2. Guy, count of Penthievre and Limoges, who died, without issue, in the married Jane lady of Avagour, and died year 1341. before his brother, John III. leaving issue one daughter. | Jane, countess of Penthievre and Limoges, married to Charles de Blois, of the house of Châtillon, who pretended to the duchy of Bretagne on the death of John III. | John of Bretagne, count of Penthievre and lord of Goello and Avaugour, married Margaret de Clisson,--d. 1403. | +--------------------+---------------------+----------------------+ | | | | 1. 2. 3. | Oliver de Bretagne, John, lord de l'Aigle, Charles lord of | count of Penthievre, and count of Penthievre Avaugour, Goello, | d.s.p. 1433. after the death &c. m. Jane de Vivonne, | of Oliver, d. s. p. and had issue one daughter, | 1454. | | Nicole, m. John de Brosse, | count of Penthievre, | jure uxoris. | | 4. |