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Tumba de Louis de Brézé Autor: Jean Goujon Datación de la obra: 1554 Material: Mármol y alabastro. Medidas: Localización: Catedral de Rouen Catedral de Rouen
The first fortress of Brézé is attested at the top of the hill in XNUMX and an agglomeration is gradually born around it. The first parish church of Saint-Vincent and its priory-cure belonging to the abbey of Mauléon are located near the Dive on the old Roman road. Gilles de Maillé-Brézé, then Chamberlain and Grand Master of the Venery of ...
Château de Brézé is a small, dry-moated castle located in Brézé, near Saumur in the Loire Valley, France. The château was transformed during the 16th and the 19th centuries. The current structure is Renaissance in style, yet retains medieval elements including a drawbridge and a 12th-century troglodytic basement.
Luis de Brézé (1463 - castillo de Anet, Eure-et-Loir, 23 de julio de 1531), Gran Senescal de Normandía, conde de Maulévrier, vizconde de Bec-Crespin y de Marny y señor de Anet, fue un nieto de Carlos VII de Francia a través de una de sus hijas naturales, Carlota de Valois, nacida de su relación con la cortesana Agnès Sorel. 21 relaciones.
Classified as a historical monument and located 10 km from Saumur in France, the "Château de Brézé" welcomes you to its architectural wonders, and to its unique underground tunnels cut into the tufa. Considered one of the most intriguing castles of the Loire, partly due to its underground fortress, discovering the castle's history will allow ...
De su matrimonio con Luis nacieron dos hijas: Francisca de Brézé (1518-1574), condesa de Maulévrier, baronesa de Mauny y de Sérignan. Casada con Roberto IV de La Marck, duque de Bouillon y conde de Braine. Luisa de Brézé (1521-1577), dama de Anet, casada con Claudio de Lorena, duque de Aumale y marqués de Mayenne. Su vida como cortesana
Luis de Brézé, señor de Anet : definiciones, significados, usos, sinónimos, antónimos, derivados, analogías (español)
