Breugnon

Breugnon refers most specifically to the titular character, Antoine Breugnon, of Romain Rolland's novel Colas Breugnon.

The name "Breugnon" can therefore also be used more generally to refer to:

• A character type: A jovial, robust, independent, and somewhat rebellious artisan or craftsman, often associated with the region of Burgundy in France. Breugnon embodies a spirit of freedom, resilience, and a love for life, even in the face of adversity. He is typically portrayed as grounded in practical skills and enjoying simple pleasures.

• A literary archetype: The Colas Breugnon novel contributed significantly to the development of this archetype in French literature. The character is often referenced as a symbol of French national character and the spirit of the common man.

• A symbol of Burgundy: Due to the setting of Rolland's novel and the character's embodiment of regional traits, the name "Breugnon" can evoke associations with the Burgundy region of France, its culture, and its people.