Guillaume de Joinville
Guillaume de Joinville (died 1226) was a French archbishop of Reims.
He was Bishop of Langres from 1209, making him pair de France, and then archbishop of Reims 1219–1226. He was the candidate of Philip Augustus to become Bishop of Metz in 1212, but lost out to Conrad III of Scharfenberg.
Family
He was a son of Geoffroy IV de Joinville.
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| Preceded by Aubrey |
Archbishop of Reims 1219–1226 |
Succeeded by Henry of Dreux |
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