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Guy Marchand de Montvert won the tournament, fighting for Fiona Gregorovna (later [[Natalya de Foix]]) and were declared heirs to the Principality. Later, Guy had to back out, so a new tournament was fought. | [[Guy Marchand de Montvert]] won the tournament, fighting for Fiona Gregorovna (later [[Natalya de Foix]]) and were declared heirs to the Principality. Later, Guy had to back out, so a new tournament was fought. | ||
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Guy Marchand de Montvert won the tournament, fighting for Fiona Gregorovna (later Natalya de Foix) and were declared heirs to the Principality. Later, Guy had to back out, so a new tournament was fought.
Highlights
- Guy Marchand de Montvert and Fiona Gregorovna declared heirs to the Principality.
- Prince Gregory and Princess Vivienne were given awards of arms by King William.
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