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...oclamation of 1865]]. Issued by [[Philippe I of Lyncanestria|Philippe V of Barrois]], it declared a united [[Lyncanestria|Empire]] following the [[Lyncanestri ...onarchy has been held by the [[House of Villeneuve|Villeneuve House]] of [[Barrois]].

| succession2 = [[Monarchy of Barrois|Queen of Barrois]] | reg-type2 = {{nowrap|[[Chancellor of Barrois|Chancellors]]}}

...decessor states. Additionally, the three federal states of kingdom rank ([[Barrois]], [[Burgoy]], and [[Antenfoi]]) retained their separate peerages. ...>''Created for [[Prince Antoine, Duke of Valôme]], a duke the [[Peerage of Barrois]].''

...has always been held by the [[House of Villeneuve|Villeneuve]] kings of [[Barrois]] with the sole exception of [[Louis I of Lyncanestria|Louis VII]] of [[Ant ...re and her princely states. [[Catherine of Lyncanestria|Cathrine, Queen of Barrois]] successfully argued in 1928 that the {{wp|Grammatical gender#Mixed and in

| succession2 = [[Monarchy of Barrois|King of Barrois]] ...ccessor2 = [[Prince Guillaume of Lyncanestria|Guillaume, Prince Royal of Barrois]]

| birth_place = Château d'Harmont<br>[[Falaise]], [[Kingdom of Barrois|Barrois]] ...se of Villeneuve|Villeneuve dynast]], Adélaïde was niece to the monarch of Barrois, the reigning king [[Philip V of Lyncanestria|Philip V]]. She showed signs

The '''Bregalian Socialist Republic''' ({{wp|Occitano-Romance language|Barrois}}: ''Republicá Socialistá Bregalescá'', '''RSB''') is one of the {{wp|co

...n Protestants supported the election of the Protestant William IV, Duke of Barrois as Emperor, and following his death, rebelled and declared independence rat

| title = Prince of Lyncanestria<br>Prince Royal of Barrois ...was born with the title of a {{wp|Prince du Sang|Prince of the Blood}} of Barrois. He would be elevated to the rank of [[Prince of Lyncanestria|Prince]] in 1

...ne of succession to the Barroese throne|third in-line]] to the throne of [[Barrois]] after her two brothers due to {{wp|Primogeniture#Male-preference primogen ...ed ndash}}6 July 2013''': ''Her Royal Highness'' Marie-Sophie, Princess of Barrois

...er la defensa de la revoluçon de la RSC''; {{wp|Occitano-Romance languages|Barrois}}: ''Comite pa la Defenca de la Revoluccia de la RSC''), also known as the

...d quickly after a decisive anti-government victory at the [[Battle of Mont Barrois]], while Gonçalves and Pernis were also relieved by newly raised militias

...d Forces of the National People's Army''' ({{wp|Occitano-Romance languages|Barrois}}: ''Forccas tiara de l'Armata populará naccional''; {{wp|Occitano-Romance

The '''National People's Army''' ({{wp|Occitano-Romance languages|Barrois}}: ''Armata populará naccional'', {{wp|Occitano-Romance languages|Liguersi

...'Republica Populará Sud-Eucléan'' {{small|({{wp|Occitano-Romance languages|Barrois}})}}<br>''República populara sud-euclèu'' {{small|({{wp|Occitano-Romance ...= {{wp|Romanian language|Amathian}}<br>{{wp|Occitano-Romance languages|Barrois}}<br>{{wp|Occitano-Romance languages|Liguersien}}

...roblems that undermined the region. In 645, the Châtillonais won a part of Barrois (a former lorship that was invaded bythe Langrois) as well as Auberivois. F

...n Protestants supported the election of the Protestant William IV, Duke of Barrois as Emperor, and following his death, rebelled and declared independence rat

...ther politicians, foreign dignitaries and members of the [[Royal Family of Barrois|Royal Family]]. He made national headlines when he performed {{wp|Wolfgang

...= {{wp|Romanian language|Amathian}}<br>{{wp|Occitano-Romance languages|Barrois}}<br>{{wp|Occitano-Romance languages|Liguersien}}

...ance languages|Liguersien}}: ''auranjès''; {{wp|Occitano-Romance languages|Barrois}}: ''orangesce'') emerged in Eastern Champania. It is believed to derive fr ...ance languages|Liguersien}}: ''pregalès''; {{wp|Occitano-Romance languages|Barrois}}: ''bregalesce'') emerged in Western Champania from Amathian and [[Lemovi