Philippe-Louis de Henin-Lietar d'Alsace ( fr. Philippe-Louis de Hénin-Liétard d'Alsace ; October 8, 1646 - March 25, 1688), Prince de Chimet and the Holy Roman Empire , Count de Bussu - military and statesman of the Spanish The Netherlands .
| Philippe Louis de Henin-Lietard d'Alsas | |||||||
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| fr. Philippe-Louis de Hénin-Liétard d'Alsace | |||||||
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| Predecessor | Eugene de Henin-Lietard | ||||||
| Successor | Charles-Louis-Antoine de Henin-Lietar | ||||||
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| Predecessor | Ernest-Alexander-Dominic d'Arenberg | ||||||
| Successor | Charles-Louis-Antoine de Henin-Lietar | ||||||
| Birth | October 8, 1646 | ||||||
| Death | March 25, 1688 ( 41) | ||||||
| Kind | House de Henin-Lietar | ||||||
| Father | Eugene de Henin-Lietard | ||||||
| Mother | Anna-Isabella-Carolina de Croy-Chimet d'Arenberg | ||||||
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Biography
The son of Eugene de Henin-Lietard , count de Boussoux, and Anna-Isabella-Carolina de Croy-Chimet d'Arenberg.
Count de Beaumont, Marquis de La Vere and Vlissingen, Baron de Lidkerke and Anderlev, Viscount de Lomback, Senior de Beauvries, Say, Burs, Ask, Foss, Blouche, Ek, Sombek, La Franchise, Eigendonck, and more.
The first in the family to take the name "Alsatian" ( d'Alsace ), as evidence of the origin of the Henin-Lietarov family from Count of Flanders Thierry of Alsace .
The commissioner of January 15, 1657 received under command a fatherly ordinance detachment of forty heavily armed horsemen and eighty shooters.
In March 1657, the troops of Juan of Austria liberated the Bussus Castle from the French, captured by Tyuren in the campaign of 1655. It housed the main apartment of the army of the staffhalter and Prince Conde , acting against Saint-Guillen , who surrendered on March 21.
During the Dutch war, the castle was occupied by the French without resistance, after the troops captured Saint-Guillen on December 10, 1677. Returned under the terms of the Nimwegen Peace , Busssu was badly destroyed, and lay in ruins until restoration in 1810.
In 1686, Philippe-Louis inherited from his childless cousin Ernest-Alexandre-Dominic d'Arenberg all the possessions of the Princes de Chimet branch of the Arenberg house: county de Beaumont, the principality of Chime and the barony of Commin and Alfven. The inheritance was carried out subject to verification. Beginning in 1635, the heads of the house of de Chimet incurred significant expenses, and debts gradually accumulated, as a result of which the bulk of the possessions was sequestered and was managed by the Hainaut Council. In fact, the new prince received only the title, and the issue of possessions was resolved with his son.
In 1687, Philippe-Louis de Henin-Lietard was bestowed by Charles II into the Knights of the Order of the Golden Fleece .
Family
Wife (1673): Anna Louise Philippine Verreiken (d. 04.22.1729, Mechelen ), Baroness van Impden, daughter of Karl Verreiken, Baron van Impden, and Margareta von Schonhoven
Children:
- Margarita-Teresa de Henin-Lietar d'Alsas (d. 1693). Husband (1691): Domenico de Aquaviva, Count di Conversano
- Charles-Louis-Antoine de Henin-Lietard d'Alsas (08.22.1675 - 02.03.1740), Prince de Chimet. Wife 1) (04/06/1699): Diana-Gabrielle Mancini-Mazarini (d. 1716), daughter of Philip-Jules Mancini-Mazarin , Duke of Nevers, and Diana-Gabriela Dame de Tianje; 2 (1722): Anna-Charlotte de Ruvroix de Saint-Simon (1696-1763), daughter of the Duke Louis de Saint-Simon and Genevieve-Francoise de Durfort de Lorges
- Anna-Ernestina de Henin-Lietar d'Alsas (d. 03.17.1754), lady of the Order of the Star Cross . Husband: Marquis of Francisco de Los Rios
- Tomas-Philippe de Henin-Lietar d'Alsas (11/12/1679 - 01/05/1759), Archbishop Mechelen and Cardinal
- Alexander-Gabriel-Joseph de Henin-Lietard d'Alsas (1681-1745), Prince de Chimet. Wife (1725): Gabrielle-Francoise de Bovo-Crans (1708-1758), daughter of Prince Rene Marc de Bovo-Crans, and Countess Margarita de Lignyville
Literature
- Guillaume H. Histoire des bandes d'ordonnance des Pays-Bas // Mémoires de l'Académie royale des sciences, des lettres et des beaux-arts de Belgique. T. XL. - Bruxelles: F. Hayez, 1873. , p. 209 [1]
- Dinaux A. Château de Boussu // Archives historiques et littéraires du Nord de la France et du Midi de la Belgique. T. II. - Valenciennes: Imprimerie de A. Prignet, 1832. , p. 379 [2]
- Hagemans G. Histoire du pays de Chimay. Première partie. - Bruxelles, 1866, p. 436
- Quartiers généalogiques des familles nobles des Pays-Bas. TI - Cologne: Héritiers de Pierre Marteau, 1776, p. 186 [3]
- Viton de Saint-Allais N. Nobiliaire universel de France, ou Recueil général des généalogies historiques des maisons nobles de ce royaume. T. IX. - P .: Valade, 1816. , pp. 347—348 [4]
- Warlomont ch. Notice historique sur la commune, le château et les seigneurs de Boussu // Mémoires de la Société historique et littéraire de Tournai. T. VI. - Tournai: Malo et Levasseur, 1859. , pp. 40–41
- Wattier A.-C.-J. Histoire de la commune de Boussu: depuis son origine jusqu'à nos jours. - Boussu: Tip. de L. Bailly, 1858. , pp. 59–63
Links
- Armorial des Chevaliers de la Toison d'Or (Fr.) . Date of treatment May 11, 2017.
- CHEVALIERS DE LA TOISON D'OR. MAISON DE HABSBOURG (HOUSE OF HABSBURG) (French) . Date of treatment May 11, 2017.