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Biographie. Mariage et descendance. Ascendance. Liens externes. Philippe de Saint-Pol. Philippe de Bourgogne né le 25 juillet 1404, mort à Louvain le 4 août 1430, comte de Saint-Pol et comte de Ligny (1415-1430) et à partir du 17 avril 1427 duc de Brabant, de Lothier et de Limbourg.
Philip I, also known as Philip of Saint Pol (25 July 1404 – Leuven, 4 August 1430), was the younger son of Anthony, Duke of Brabant and Jeanne of Saint-Pol. He succeeded his brother John IV as Duke of Brabant in 1427, [1] while he had inherited Saint-Pol and Ligny as an appanage on the death of his maternal grandfather, Waleran III ...
Philippe de Bourgogne nasceu em 25 de julho de 1404, morreu em Louvain em 4 de agosto de 1430, conde de Saint-Pol e conde de Ligny (1415-1430) e de 17 de abril de 1427 Duque de Brabant, Lothier e Limbourg. Ele é filho de Antoine de Brabant, que morreu na Batalha de Agincourt, e de Jeanne de Luxembourg-Saint-Pol († 1407).
1415 - 1430 : Philippe de Bourgogne (1404 † 1430), duc de Brabant et de Limbourg de 1427 à 1430, arrière petit-fils de Guy de Luxembourg, fils d' Antoine de Bourgogne et de Jeanne de Luxembourg-Saint-Pol (fille de Waléran III, † 1407). 1430 - 1430 : Jeanne († 1430), fille de Guy de Luxembourg.
Marguerite des Baux. modifier. Louis de Luxembourg, connu dans l'histoire sous le nom de connétable de Saint-Pol 1, né en 1418 et mort à Paris, le 19 décembre 1475, fut l'un des membres les plus influents de la haute noblesse française, à la fois vassal du roi de France et du duc de Bourgogne.
Philippe de Commynes, the chief chronicler of Louis' reign, was to write that Saint-Pol had been "abandoned by God because he had tried with all his might to prolong the hostilities between the King and the Duke of Burgundy." From 1468 to 1472 his chaplain was the well-known translator, author and scribe Jean Miélot. Marriage and ...
Philip or Philippe, Duke of Brabant may refer to: Philip I, Duke of Brabant (1427–1430), also known as Philip of Saint Pol. Philip II, Duke of Brabant (1430–1467), also known as Philip the Good or Philip III, Duke of Burgundy.
