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'''Aquitaine''' is a region in south western [[France]]. Its principal city is [[Bordauex]] and was an independent Kingdom in the [[Dark Ages]]. In the Medieval era it was associated as being a French territory, despite being owned by the Kings of [[England]] for hundreds of years. However Aquitaine, like other English possessions in France swore allegiance to the French crown.
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'''Aquitaine''' is a region in south western [[France]]. Its principal city is [[Bordeaux]] and was an independent Kingdom in the [[Dark Ages]]. In the Medieval era it was associated as being a French territory, despite being owned by the Kings of [[England]] for hundreds of years. However Aquitaine, like other English possessions in France swore allegiance to the French crown.
  
 
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Revision as of 19:21, November 7, 2008

Aquitaine is a region in south western France. Its principal city is Bordeaux and was an independent Kingdom in the Dark Ages. In the Medieval era it was associated as being a French territory, despite being owned by the Kings of England for hundreds of years. However Aquitaine, like other English possessions in France swore allegiance to the French crown.