He is count of Maine, Anjou, Turin. And this is really interesting. He's a king of one kingdom, the kingdom of England, but he is also a duke and a count within another kingdom, the kingdom of France. But this gives you a sense of, to some degree, how chaotic the Middle Ages were. It wasn't well organized, like under the Roman Empire, or under ancient Persia, or even most nation states today. It was many different kingdoms organized into many different duchies and counties. There wasn't a very clear rhyme and reason, and positions and power constantly shifted depending on loyalty, wars, marriages, and inheritance.