Philip The Good - Titles

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28 January 1405 – January 1431, 5 February 1432 – April 1432, August 1432 – November 1432: Count of Charolais as Philip II

Preceded by
John the Fearless		 Duke of Burgundy and Count of Flanders as Philip III

Count of Artois and Count Palatine of Burgundy as Philip V
10 September 1419 – 15 July 1467

 Succeeded by
Charles the Bold
Preceded by
John III, Marquis of Namur		 Margrave of Namur as Philip IV
1 March 1429 – 15 July 1467		 Succeeded by
Charles the Bold
Preceded by
Philip I, Duke of Brabant		 Duke of Brabant,

Duke of Lothier and Duke of Limburg as Philip II
4 August 1430 – 15 June 1467

 Succeeded by
Charles the Bold
Preceded by
Jacqueline, Countess of Hainaut		 Count of Hainault,

Count of Holland, and Count of Zeeland as Philip I
April 1432 – 15 June 1467

 Succeeded by
Charles the Bold
Preceded by
Elisabeth		 Duke of Luxemburg as Philip I
1443 – 15 June 1467		 Succeeded by
Charles the Bold

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