Jacques de Le Havre ( fr. Jacques de Gavre ; ca. 1465 - August 5, 1537), called Penshar de Le Havre, lord de Fressen - statesman of the Hapsburg Netherlands .
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| Predecessor | Guillaume de Croy | ||||||
| Successor | Philip II de Croy | ||||||
| Birth | OK. 1465 | ||||||
| Death | August 5, 1537 | ||||||
| Burial place | Mons | ||||||
| Rod | House de Le Havre | ||||||
| Father | Godfroy II de Le Havre | ||||||
| Mother | Marie de Gistel | ||||||
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Biography
Descended from the Havre-Erimes line of the West-Flemish house de Havre . Son of Godfroy II Penshar de Le Havre (died 1479/1480), Señora de Fressen, and Marie de Gistel (died after 1504).
Señor de Fressen (Fresen; now: French department of Nor , district Douai , canton of Arleux ), Olligny (now: Belgian province of Hainault , district of Soignies , canton Lessin), Josch (now: Flemish Brabant , Nivel , canton of Jodoan) Ambri, and so on. One of the most significant representatives of the family de Le Havre.
Counselor and Chamberlain King Philip the Fair . After returning from a trip to Castile, Philip on November 13, 1504 appointed Jacques de Le Havre the great Bali Hainault .
On March 10, 1505 by the diploma given in Brussels, Philip the Handsome granted Jacques, his wife, mother and brother-in-law Balthazar d'Enshey, their family and ministers the so-called right of oban (the right to inherit property of foreigners who died in their possessions).
Karl Habsburg left Jacques de Le Havre as governor of Hénot, and on November 6, 1516, in the chapter in Brussels he accepted the knights of the Order of the Golden Fleece . Jacques de Havre was the first representative of his house to be honored with this honor.
In 1517 he became the chamberlain of Charles, then the king of Spain.
At the end of the XV - the beginning of the XVI century, he ordered a series of 12 tapestries depicting scenes from an old chivalric novel about Sira de Havre.
He died in the position of the Great Balla in 1537 and was buried in the church of the Abbey of Le Val-de-Ecole in Mons .
Family
1st wife (contract 07/26/1490): Antoinette d'Enshe (d. 2.05.1516), Dame d'Enshey and de Pa, daughter and heiress of Philip, senor d'Enshi, and Margherita de Luxemburg
Children:
- Francoise de Le Havre
- Louis de Le Havre (d. 10.25.1560), lord de Fresen. Wife: Jeanne de Ryubampre (d. 1548), Dame de Vavreshen, daughter of Charles de Ruhbampre, Viscount de Montenachen, and Jeanne de Buzi, ladies de Wertin. One of the children from this marriage was Charles de Le Havre , Comte de Fresen
2nd wife: Jeanne de Le Havre , Dame de Hetveld, daughter of Jean de Le Havre, Señora de Rhodes Saint Agat, and Valeran van Brederode
A son:
- Charles de Le Havre , lord d'Americ. Was single
Literature
- Waroquier de Méricourt de la Mothe de Combles L.-Ch. de. État de la France, ou les vrais marquis, comtes, vicomtes et barons. Second partie - P. , 1785. , pp. 177–178 [1]
- Gaucher E. La biographie chevaleresque. - P .: H. Champion, 1994. - ISBN 978-2852033818 . p. 247
- Goethals F.-V. Gavre-Fresin / Dictionnaire généalogique et heraldique des familles nobles du royaume de Belgique. T. ii. - Bruxelles: Imprimerie de Polack-Duvivier, 1849.
- Maurice J.-B. Le blón des armoiries de tous les chevaliers de l'ordre de la Toison d'or de la première institution jus jus à present. - La Haye; Brusselles; Anvers: Jean Rammazeyn; Lucas de Potter, 1667. , p. 153 [2]
- Nobiliaire des Pays-Bas et du Comté de Bourgogne. - TI - Gand: F. et T. Gyselinck, 1865, p. 803
- Paravicini W. La cour, une patrie? L'exemption du droit d'aubaine accordée par les ducs de Bourgogne aux officiers de leur hôtel (1444-1505) // Revue du Nord, No. 2-3 (345/346). - Université Lille-3, 2002. , pp. 292-294 [3]
- Poullet E. Les Gouverneurs de province dans les anciens Pays-Bas catholiques. - Bruxelles: F. Hayez, 1873. , p. 163
- Stuip R. Le public de l'Histoire des Seigneurs de Gavre // Courtly Literature: Denssen, the Netherlands, 9–16 August, 1986. - Amsterdam ; Philadelphia: John Benjamins Publishing, 1990. - ISBN 90-272-2211-8 . p. 536
- Vegiano J.-Ch.-J. de. Nobiliaire des Pays-Bas et du Comté de Bourgogne. Première partie. - Louvain: Jean Jacobs, 1760. , pp. 138-139 [4]
- Vinchant F. Annales de la province et comté d'Hainau. TV - Mons: Typographie d'Emm. Hoyois, 1852. , p. 239
Links
- Armorial des Chevaliers de la Toison d'Or (fr.) (Inaccessible link) . Heraldique-europeenne.org. The appeal date is April 21, 2017. Archived January 7, 2017.
- CHEVALIERS DE LA TOISON D'OR - MAISON DE HABSBOURG (HOUSE OF HABSBURG) (Fr.) . The appeal date is April 21, 2017.