1 See p. 41.

2 See p. 43.

3 See p. 62.

4 See p. 48.

5 See Genealogy, p. 377.

6 See p. 85.

7 See p. 16.

8 See p. 95.

9 See p. 103.

10 See p. 120.

11 See p. 115.

12 See p. 77.

13 See p. 45.

14 See p. 143.

15 See p. 131.

16 See p. 122.

17 See p. 152.

18 See p. 154.

19 See p. 169.

20 See p. 115.

21 See p. 49.

22 See p. 164.

23 See p. 199.

24 See p. 194.

25 See p. 195.

26 See Genealogical Table, p. 378.

27 See p. 55.

28 The province of Dauphiné, formerly an imperial fief, was acquired by the French crown in 1349, and became a regular ‘appanage’ of the King’s eldest son, conferring on him the title of ‘Dauphin’, equivalent to the English title ‘Prince of Wales’.

29 See p. 223.

30 See p. 53.

31 See p. 62.

32 See p. 215.

33 See p. 195.

34 See p. 229.

35 See p. 229.

36 See p. 247.

37 See p. 342.

38 See p. 229.

39 See p. 252.

40 See p. 151.

41 See p. 179.

42 See Genealogical Table, p. 379.

43 See p. 184.

44 See p. 230.

45 See p. 294.

46 See p. 232.

47 See p. 294, and genealogy, p. 380.

48 See p. 184.

49 See p. 229.

50 See p. 274.

51 See p. 207.

52 See Genealogical Table, p. 382.