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|name=Robert Curthose

|name=Robert Curthose

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|birth_date=c. 1051

|birth_date=1050-1054

|birth_place=Normandy

|birth_place=Normandy

|death_date=February 3, 1134 (aged c. 83)

|death_date=1134

|death_place=Cardiff Castle

|death_place=Cardiff Castle

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== Revolt of 1077 ==

== Revolt of 1077 ==

In 1077, Robert led a revolt against his father, the result of a prank played by his brothers William Rufus and Henry, who bored with playing dice, had thought it amusing to empty a full chamber-pot over his head from an upper gallery, to the great delight of them both. A scuffle ensued with the fiery tempered Robert, which their father was forced to break up. Robert was further angered when William failed to punish the amused offenders. The following day Robert and his followers attempted to seize the Rouen Castle. The siege was a failure, and King William ordered their arrest. Robert and his followers took refuge with Hugh of Chateauneuf-en-Thymerais.

In 1077, Robert led a revolt against his father, the result of a prank played by his brothers William Rufus and Henry, who bored with playing dice, had thought it amusing to empty a full chamber-pot over his head from an upper gallery, to the great delight of them both. A scuffle ensued with the fiery tempered Robert, which their father was forced to break up. Robert was further angered when William failed to punish the amused offenders. The following day Robert and his followers attempted to seize the Rouen Castle. The siege was a failure, and King William ordered their arrest. Robert and his followers took refuge with Hugh of Chateauneuf-en-Thymerais.

== Death ==

== Death ==

He died on 3rd February 1134 at the age of between 81 and 86 which was a very impressive age back in the 12th century and even more so for a prisoner.

He died in 1134.

He died at [[Cardiff Castle]]

He died at [[Cardiff Castle]]