Which province did Philip VI buy in 1349?
Alsace
Brittany
Burgundy
Dauphiné
Answer
In 1349, Philip VI bought the province of Dauphiné from Humbert II, the last Dauphin. This was a significant acquisition for the French crown, as it gave them control over a large area of territory in the southeast of France. The province was strategically important, as it provided a buffer between France and the Holy Roman Empire.
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