Arthur III of Brittany

Arthur III of Brittany (circa 1340–1393) was a noble figure in medieval France. He was the Duke of Brittany, a region known for its distinct culture and autonomy. Arthur was the grandson of the renowned Duke John IV and played a significant role during a turbulent period marked by conflicts like the Hundred Years' War. His reign was characterized by efforts to strengthen Brittany's independence and navigate the complex political landscape of France and England. Though his rule faced challenges, Arthur III is often remembered for his commitment to preserving Breton identity and sovereignty.