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and nephew of his mother Alix of
Vignory, as his pledge of faith and homage, except allegiance to the lord of Vignory. He also gained the right to hold the lordship directly from the lord of Choiseul if the lord of Vignory died without a male heir. Before this, the lordship had been under the control
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Isabelle of Jonvelle. They had four children: Guy, Simon, Élisabeth, and Alix of Sexfontaines. After being widowed, Agnès married Pierre, lord of La Fauche, the son of Hugues IV of La Fauche, with whom she had children. Following another widowhood, she married Jacques, lord of Bayon, the son of
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for his sisters and arranging marriages to form alliances with other noble houses. Helvide, the eldest, married Simon of
Beaujeu, while the youngest, Ide, married Pierre of Mereville. It is likely that the youngest sister, Alix, either became a nun or passed away at a young age.
365:. However, before embarking on the Holy Land, many Crusaders made donations to the clergy to seek divine favor during their journey. There is no charter from Renard confirming such donations or his participation in the crusade. The only document mentioning Renard's presence in
1497:, lord of Ray, and of Margueritte de Thilchatel, with whom she had two children: Othon and Guillaume of Ray. Widowed, she entered into her second marriage with Étienne II d'Oiselay, son of Étienne I, lord of Oiselay, and Clémence of Faucogney., with whom she had no children;
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334:, likely as a gesture of gratitude for the birth of his son. Renard is consistently mentioned alongside his father in various documents over the following decade, indicating his involvement in power matters and his apprenticeship.
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Renard must have enjoyed great integrity among his peers, as he is mentioned as a witness or guarantor in many deeds. In 1209, he was in
Lorraine where he became the guardian of the land of Apremont while its owner was on a
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his castle of
Choiseul and half of his land as part of this dowry. The efforts to reclaim his wife's property proved costly for Renard, leading him to borrow 250 pounds from Gilebert of Chaumont in 1223, a wealthy
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Casteljau, Henri (1981). "Géographie, histoire et généalogies médiévales. Autour des premiers seigneurs de Lomont : les maisons de Faucogney, de Vesoul, de Ronchamp et d 'Auxelles".
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in exchange for their assistance in clearing the forest for new agricultural areas, leading to the settlement of new peasants and increased tax revenue. Similarly, he shared the revenues from the
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was then held by his eldest son, Aymon, who died around 1205 without marrying or having children, thus passing the family estate to his sister, Clémence, and subsequently to her husband.
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However, another troubadour, whose name has not been recorded in history and is known as the troubadour of
Choiseul, has yet to receive a warm reception. He mocked the ladies of
1551:. Renard II and Renard III are likely the same person, making the genealogy mentioned above accurate. This also explains why the heirs of Renard II are not the lords of
558:. Although it did not greatly affect Renard, it helped fulfill the expansionist ambitions of the Champenois and provided him with protection against other rivals.
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Morimond for over a century.
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on his lands. Chardin of Croisilles, who had previously been in the company of Count
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In February 1239, sensing his death, he drafted his will. He first donated to the
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he held from them. Subsequently, in 1224, he also pledged vassalage to the
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vis-Ă -vis his neighbors. In 1224, he also declared himself a vassal of the
1046:. It served as the central authority for several other lordships, such as
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1165:, who always had strained relations with the clergy in general and the
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283:, assumed control of the lordship of Choiseul, while his youngest son,
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444:' death. He initially shared management of the estate with his mother
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416:, passed away. This event prompted him to establish his presence in
1624:. Béatrice was the heiress of Clémence if Clémence had no children.
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and had five children, thus continuing the lineage of this family.
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287:, received the lordship of Traves as part of his wife's dowry.
1343:, was warmly welcomed and composed a few verses in his honor:
820:, and Yolande of Coucy. This marriage was significant for the
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of 300 horsemen, including Renard, to defend the young king.
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from the start of his rule, enabling him to break free from
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Yolande of Choiseul (died 1310) first married Jean of Ray,
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604:. These two acts demonstrate the importance of the Lord of
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1472:, and Yolande of Coucy. Together, they had five children:
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in the absence of its legitimate owner, who had gone on a
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had a sister named BĂ©atrice, who is married to Hugues de
1077:, acknowledged himself as a vassal of the counts for the
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963:, loyal to Queen Mother Blanche of Castille, raised an
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868:. Before this, his only heir was his younger brother,
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acquiring property. Later, he was at the court of the
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879:In 1225, Renard and his wife went to the castle of
675:Érard of Brienne and his allies, including Renard.
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761:A charter from 1219 mentions Renard's presence in
397:, who had passed away after 1174. The lordship of
369:in 1190 is a forgery created for establishing the
1097:Acquisition of the Lordship of Laferté-sur-Amance
864:In 1222, Renard welcomed his firstborn and heir,
796:Second marriage and struggle for obtaining Salins
2422:Vies des grands capitaines français du moyen-âge
1482:Renard of Choiseul (died 1276) was treasurer of
1042:was independent, although it paid homage to the
385:Before 1192, at the age of about 16, he married
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1363:For praise and honor will greatly reward him.
1353:And tell Renaud that every day, immeasurably,
307:, the site of the former Château de Choiseul.
195:, which they both ruled. He took part in the
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452:over the property, possibly as part of her
1358:I love him loyally and with a whole heart,
1133:. In 1234, he further negotiated with the
824:as Alix of Dreux was a descendant of King
467:oversight while remaining a vassal of the
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1664:Histoire des Ducs et Comtes de Champagne
1418:Before 1192, Renard of Choiseul married
1271:, Renard stood surety for the new Count
978:by fighting against his wife's brother.
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40:Coat of arms of the House of Choiseul (
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1662:Arbois de Jubainville, Henri (1865).
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565:who gathered under the banner of the
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1828:Recherches sur la Maison de Choiseul
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1324:A fiddle player, illuminated in the
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1264:. In 1214, after the death of Count
1013:He was succeeded by his eldest son,
784:, where he acted as surety with the
215:, where he likely fought during the
2392:La Noblesse de France aux Croisades
1405:, the son and successor of Renard.
1184:. He also showed generosity to the
951:, dissatisfied with the regency of
844:and likely rights over the land of
538:In 1210, Renard declared himself a
503:Renard was already a vassal of the
482:, he was responsible for providing
234:, his second wife, who hailed from
1826:Faget de Casteljau, Henri (1970).
1131:war of the succession of Champagne
770:war of the succession of Champagne
710:Participation in the Fifth Crusade
638:war of the succession of Champagne
624:War of the Succession of Champagne
353:, Bibliothèque Municipale de Lyon.
338:Participation in the Third Crusade
197:war of the succession of Champagne
14:
1506:lord of Sexfontaines and Jonvelle
1479:(died 1309) succeeded his father;
1220:. In 1215, at the request of the
776:, where he witnessed the lord of
412:until 1207 when Renard's mother,
242:. In 1228, he joined forces with
1641:and the heir of the new lineage.
1137:to become his direct vassal for
923:Raid with the Count of Champagne
742:In 1218, he participated in the
682:, marched to attack the city of
2499:Christians of the Fifth Crusade
702:. Renard then stood surety for
569:in response to the call of the
168:. He held the title of lord of
2437:Histoire des ducs de Bourgogne
2409:(in French). pp. 159–183.
959:. However, Count of Champagne
857:, and offering the village of
211:. He then participated in the
1:
1391:Which used to be worth to me,
1192:, as well as to the Abbey of
907:granted them the lordship of
828:of the Franks, making her of
788:for an agreement between the
772:. He was at the court of the
732:Cornelis Claesz van Wieringen
577:. He likely took part in the
523:that only paid homage to the
16:Lord of Choiseul in Champagne
2374:La Haute-Marne aux Croisades
1920:Poissonnier, Gilles (1996).
746:and likely took part in the
632:Countess Blanche of Navarre.
238:lineage and was the lady of
1058:. However, his holdings in
1029:Politics and administration
947:, and the Duke of Brittany
943:, the king's half-brother,
640:, he sided with his cousin
561:In 1214, he was one of the
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2390:Roger, Paul-André (1845).
1774:Arbois de Jubainville 1865
1762:Arbois de Jubainville 1865
1750:Arbois de Jubainville 1865
1738:Arbois de Jubainville 1865
1726:Arbois de Jubainville 1865
1714:Arbois de Jubainville 1865
1702:Arbois de Jubainville 1865
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1540:. Renard III then married
1464:. She was the daughter of
1085:, his brother-in-law, for
612:, his brother-in-law, for
219:alongside another cousin,
2450:Guyon, Catherine (1998).
2420:Mazas, Alexandre (1845).
1785:Les seigneurs de Choiseul
1523:and viscount of Besançon.
1510:Simon III of Sexfontaines
1381:Now I tell you, Choiseul,
1145:Relations with the clergy
1066:, he was a vassal of the
939:In 1228, a league led by
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1600:owned the rights to the
1304:, the daughter of Count
1255:Reputation and integrity
832:origin. Alix of Dreux's
207:and her son, the future
1910:Faget de Casteljau 1970
1898:Faget de Casteljau 1970
1886:Faget de Casteljau 1970
1874:Faget de Casteljau 1970
1857:Faget de Casteljau 1970
1842:Faget de Casteljau 1970
1452:. Alix was the lady of
1332:Renard was a patron of
1326:Cantigas de Santa Maria
1218:commandery of Robécourt
1172:He was generous to the
1089:and his possessions in
836:included the castle of
616:and his possessions in
313:Foulques II of Choiseul
305:Motte-and-bailey castle
140:Foulques II of Choiseul
62:Foulques II of Choiseul
2489:History of Haute-Marne
2468:Prosper Tarbé (1850).
2435:Petit, Ernest (1885).
2372:Marot, Alcide (1927).
1783:Grassot, Abbé (1887).
1414:Marriages and children
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1922:Histoire des Choiseul
1618:Clémence of Faucogney
1538:Clémence of Faucogney
1424:Aymon II of Faucogney
1420:Clémence of Faucogney
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544:Countess of Champagne
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391:Aymon II of Faucogney
387:Clémence of Faucogney
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189:lordship of Faucogney
185:Clémence of Faucogney
158:Renard II of Choiseul
126:Clémence of Faucogney
23:Renard II of Choiseul
1549:Foulques of Choiseul
1528:Historical confusion
1519:(died 1280) was the
1302:Blanche of Champagne
889:Marguerite of Salins
511:and his holdings in
375:Palace of Versailles
86:Renardus de Causeoli
1565:County of Champagne
1458:Gaucher IV of Mâcon
1188:during his time at
1103:Counts of Champagne
1075:Counts of Champagne
982:Testament and death
953:Blanche of Castille
897:Duchess of Burgundy
893:Mathilde of Bourbon
885:Gaucher IV of Mâcon
806:Gaucher IV of Mâcon
519:was an independent
259:As a vassal of the
254:Blanche of Castille
1764:, pp. 217–218
1740:, pp. 161–162
1680:, pp. 128–129
1517:Robert of Choiseul
1477:John I of Choiseul
1466:Robert II of Dreux
1447:King of the Franks
1432:viscount of Vesoul
1330:
1237:priory of Varennes
1178:priory of Varennes
1161:Unlike his father
1159:
1139:Laferté-sur-Amance
1114:Laferté-sur-Amance
1023:Robert of Choiseul
996:
976:King of the Franks
972:Count of Champagne
945:Hugh X of Lusignan
937:
814:Robert II of Dreux
786:Count of Vaudémont
740:
718:Ship breaking the
650:Blanche of Navarre
634:
579:Battle of Bouvines
567:Count of Champagne
548:Blanche of Navarre
501:
389:, the daughter of
361:and fought at the
355:
321:county of Bassigny
309:
285:Robert of Choiseul
281:John I of Choiseul
279:. His eldest son,
205:Blanche of Navarre
193:county of Burgundy
72:John I of Choiseul
53:Before 1198 - 1239
1534:house of Choiseul
1495:Othon de la Roche
1456:and the widow of
1428:lord of Faucogney
1068:Count of Burgundy
1044:Bishop of Langres
933:Joseph-Marie Vien
822:house of Choiseul
752:King of Jerusalem
748:siege of Damietta
736:Frans Hals Museum
722:chain during the
648:against Countess
525:Bishop of Langres
505:Count of Burgundy
469:Bishop of Langres
395:lord of Faucogney
325:Bishop of Langres
277:Abbey of Morimond
261:Bishop of Langres
225:king of Jerusalem
217:siege of Damietta
203:against Countess
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1316:Arts and letters
1298:John of Brittany
1198:Val des Écoliers
1127:lord of Clefmont
1038:The lordship of
1004:Abbey of Belfays
899:and returned to
774:Bishop of Verdun
728:History painting
704:Érard of Brienne
642:Érard of Brienne
599:Duke of Lorraine
563:knight bannerets
440:upon his father
371:Hall of Crusades
332:Abbey of Belfays
201:Érard of Brienne
78:Other names
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29:Lord of Choiseul
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1318:
1310:Château-Thierry
1257:
1155:Varennes priory
1153:Remains of the
1147:
1135:lord of Vignory
1122:lord of Vignory
1099:
1036:
1031:
990:Remains of the
984:
949:Pierre Mauclerc
925:
911:, the lands of
905:Count of Chalon
804:, the widow of
798:
756:John of Brienne
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665:excommunication
626:
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446:Alix of Vignory
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1514:
1498:
1487:
1480:
1470:Count of Dreux
1415:
1412:
1410:
1407:
1374:Châteauvillain
1317:
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1253:
1249:Morimond Abbey
1230:Bithaine Abbey
1174:Morimond Abbey
1167:Morimond Abbey
1146:
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913:Scey-sur-SaĂ´ne
818:Count of Dreux
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659:In 1217, Pope
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2373:
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2011:, p. 67
1996:, p. 55
1973:, p. 93
1958:, p. 51
1939:, p. 49
1932:
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111:Noble family
85:
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2504:1239 deaths
1491:lord of Ray
1334:troubadours
1280:of Lorraine
1116:and son of
636:During the
515:. However,
349:during the
183:He married
178:Haute-Marne
162:Foulques II
95:Around 1175
58:Predecessor
2483:Categories
1657:References
1460:, lord of
1341:of Brienne
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