House of Amboise
The house is the family of Amboise Men ( Sires ) of Amboise from the 11th to the 15th century.
History
The family acquired the dominion Amboise as dowry Hersende de Buzançais, who married Lisois de Bazougers, Seneschal of Count Fulk of Anjou Nerra. Their son Sulpice d' Amboise transferred his fealty 1050 of Anjou to the Count of Blois. In the 12th century the city was under Hugues I d' Amboise ( † 1128 ), the son Sulpices, the scene of a brilliant court.
The rule of Amboise in 1434 confiscated and united with the crown because Louis d'Amboise was in a conspiracy against Georges de La Trémoille, one of the favorites of the king engaged. Some years earlier, the Amboise had inherited the viscounty Thouars, who went about Louis ' daughters to the house La Trémoille.
Longer stock had the younger line in Chaumont -sur -Loire, even if they also lost their possessions after participating Pierre d' Amboise at the Ligue du Bien public. This branch of the family died out in 1525 in his marital line and falls on mainly by the large number of church dignitaries that you come from, most notably the Cardinal Georges d' Amboise, the minister of King Louis XII.
A special feature is beyond the illegitimate line of Amboise, who provided the surgeons of the French kings over several generations - from Francis I to Henry IV
First trunk number
(both father and son or daughter, unless otherwise stated)
- Hugues de Lavardin to 986
- Lisois de Bazougers, 1004/61 Lord of Amboise, Lord of Chaumont 1044
- I Sulpice d'Amboise, † probably 1081
- Hugues I, † 1129/30, Sire d' Amboise
- Sulpice II, † 1153, Sire d' Amboise
- Hugues II, † 1190/94, Sire d' Amboise
- Sulpice III, † 1218, Sire d' Amboise.; ∞ before 1196 Elizabeth of Blois, Countess of Chartres in 1217, † 1248
- Hugues III. , † before 1228, 1226 Sire d' Amboise
- Mahaut, † 1256, whose sister, Lady d' Amboise etc, 1250 Countess of Chartres;
- ∞ I 1221 Richard, Viscount of Beaumont- sur- Sarthe, 1228 Sire d' Amboise, † 1242
- ∞ II 1235 John II, Count of Soissons in 1235, Count of Chartres, Sire d' Amboise, † 1270/72
Second master series
(both father and son or daughter, unless otherwise stated)
- Hugues d' Amboise, † before 1216, brother of Sulpice III.
- Jean I de Berrie, 1258 Sire d' Amboise, † 1274
- Jean II, † before 1304 Sire d' Amboise
- Pierre I., † before 1322, Sire d' Amboise
- Ingelger I., † before 1373, called le Grand Sire d' Amboise; ∞ I before 1330 Marie of Flanders, daughter of John of Flanders, Lord of Crevecoeur; ∞ II before 1356 Isabeau de Thouars, Countess of Dreux and Benon (House Thouars )
- Jeanne d' Amboise, Viscountess of Châteaudun in 1400, † before 1403
- Pierre II d'Amboise, whose half-brother, Sire d' Amboise, 1397 Viscount of Thouars, Count of Benon, † 1418/22,
- Ingelger II d' Amboise, † before 1410, whose brother
- Louis d' Amboise, † 1469, Viscount of Thouars, Count of Benon,
- Françoise d' Amboise, † 1485, whose daughter, ∞ Peter II Duke of Brittany, † 1459
- Perron Elle, † 1453, whose sister, ∞ Guillaume d' Harcourt, Count of Tancarville
- Marguerite, † 1475, whose sister, ∞ Louis I de La Trémoille, Count of Guines, Count of Benon, Viscount of Thouars, † 1483
The Lords of Chaumont in the 14th and 15th centuries
(both father and son)
- Hugues I d' Amboise, Sire de Chaumont- sur -Loire, † before 1346, son of Jean II d' Amboise
- Jean d' Amboise, Lord of Chaumont, † 1346/47
- Hugues II d' Amboise, Lord of Chaumont, † 1404/ 06
- Hugues III. , D' Amboise, Lord of Chaumont, X 1415
- Pierre d' Amboise, Lord of Chaumont, † 1473