Jean I de Montmorency ( fr. Jean I de Montmorency ; d. In June 1326) - Senor de Montmorency , d'Equant, d'Argentant, de Damville, de Berneval.
| Jean I de Montmorency | |||||||
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| Predecessor | Mathieu V de Montmorency | ||||||
| Successor | Charles I de Montmorency | ||||||
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| Death | 1326 | ||||||
| Kind | Montmorency | ||||||
| Father | Mathieu IV de Montmorency | ||||||
| Mother | Jeanne de Levy | ||||||
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Biography
The son of Mathieu IV de Montmorency and Jeanne de Levy.
Little is known about the life of this lord. He is mentioned with his father in a document dated August 5, 1303, containing a list of lords who accompanied Philip IV the Beautiful on a campaign in Flanders; perhaps he participated in the battle of Mons-en-Pevel the following year.
In 1305/1306 he inherited his childless elder brother Mathieu V. In October 1309, he granted Dominican monks from Argentine , called the Jacobins, a vineyard located next to their possessions.
He sued for the inheritance of Jeanne de Chantilly, the widow of her older brother, with her second husband Jean de Guin, Viscount de Moe. In 1313 the prime minister of Paris issued a decree, approved by Parliament, on the transfer of disputed lands to the king, before a final decision was made.
He participated in the campaign of Philip V the Long , who gathered for Easter 1317 feudal militia for the war in Flanders. For this expedition, Jean equipped thirty soldiers, which, according to Andre Duchenne , testifies to the power of the house of de Montmorency, since sir Charles de Valois , Count of Alansons, prince of royal blood, had to expose only 20 soldiers, Robert III d'Artois - 30, Philippe de Valois - 40, Louis de Clermont and other princes - 40-50 each, and only the leader of the army Carl Valois and the younger brother of King Carl de La March - 100 each. The campaign ended with the signing of a truce, extended until 1318.
On March 31, 1320, another charter was known on donating land to a monastery in Argentan.
Jean de Montmorency died in June 1326 and was buried in a church in Conflans Sainte Honorine .
Family
Wife: Jeanne de Calto (d. 04/22/1350), daughter of Robert de Calto, Senor de Berneval-en-Co, and N de Wudang. The second marriage married Guillaume de Rochefort
Children:
- Charles I de Montmorency (d. 11.09.1381), Marshal of France . Wife 1) (7.1.1331): Margarita de God (d. 1336), daughter of Guichard VI de God and Maria de Chatillon; 2) (01.26.1341): Jeanne de Rus, Dame de Blason and de Saint-Simelier-en-Anjou (d. 1361), daughter of Count Jean V de Rus and Margarita de Beaumer; 3) Pernel de Vieille, Dame de Vitry-en-Brie, de La Tour de Chaumont and de Vieille-le-Sec (d. 1400/1415), daughter of Adam Zaika, Senor de Vieille, and Alice de Meri
- Mathieu de Montmorency (d. 06/29/1360), seigneur d'Avremenil, de Buqueval and de Hussenville. Wife (before 7.04.1349): Eglantina de Vendome, Dame de Vantrouz and de Charanois, daughter of Jean de Vendome, Senor de Chartres-sur-Loire, and Philippe de Mesalan, ladies de La Ferté-Erno. Ancestor of the line of seniors d'Avremenil
- Jean de Montmorency , Senior d'Argentant
- Isabella de Montmorency (d. After 2.03.1341). Husband (10.13.1336): Jean I de Chatillon-sur-Marne (d. 1363)
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Literature
- Du Chesne A. Histoire genealogique de la maison de Montmorency et de Laval. - P .: Cramoisy, 1624. pp. 190–194