Help me with chart, please!?

I have provinces (Ile de France, Aquitaine, Normandy, Toulouse, Burgundy, and Brittany) and I have to figure out when their date of acquisition was, how they were acquired, and their later losses to the crown.

If anyone can direct me to a site with all of them, or help me with these, I'd really appriciate it. Thanks!

脦le-de-France 1387
Normandy around 900
Aquitaine around 50 BC
Toulouse is not a prinvince is a city, should be Languedoc 12th century.
Burgundy around 400
Brittany around 200 BC
see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provinces_o...

Hi, This should start you on your way.
Good Luck

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