Arrode (family)

The Arrode family was one of the richest Parisian families at the time of the kings Philip II , Louis VIII , and Louis IX. , Philip III. and Philip IV (1180-1314).

The family leased the Prévôte de Paris four times between 1205 and 1224 , provided five Panetiers du Roi and one Prévôt des marchands . In the middle of the 14th century, the male line died out.

The Arrode had its Hôtel particulier north of the market halls and east of the Saint-Eustache church : the southern part of the Rue de Montorgueil in what is now the 2nd Arrondissement was paved by the family at their own expense, and the Rue Nicolas Arrode until the end of the 13th century was called.

The most well-known member of the family in Romance studies circles is Nicolas Arrode († 1252), who is the addressee of a letter dated June 23, 1249, which Jean Sarrazin wrote from the camp in front of Damiette for the Sixth Crusade , and which is one of the earliest testimonies for the increasing prevalence of the French language over Latin in the private correspondence of the higher social class in France.

Tribe list

1. Nicolas Arrode, * around 1125, † 1196, ∞ Alix, † 1218
   1. Nicolas Arrode, * around 1163, † 1228, leased the Prévoté de Paris in 1217 and 1219 in 1217 and 1219
   2. Rénier Arrode, leased the Prévôté de Paris in 1220?
   3. Eudes Arrode, * around 1170, † 1217, Panetier du Roi , leased the Prévôté de Paris in 1205; ∞ (1) Péronelle d'Arras, † 1206; ∞ (2) NN
      1. (1) Nicolas Arrode, * c. 1193, † 1252, 1214–1224 attested as tenant of the Prévôté de Paris; ∞ (1) Marie Lechaux, † before 1229; ∞ (2) Florie Evroin, * around 1217, † 1233; ∞ (3) Jeanne Le Voyer, * around 1232, † 1260
         1. (1) Alix Arrode, * about 1220; ∞ Nicolas Le Flamenc
         2. (1) Nicolas Arrode, * around 1223, † 1288
         3. (2) Jean Arrode, * around 1232, † after 1288, Seigneur de Chaillot , Panetier of King Louis IX; ∞ Marie
            1. Jean Arrode, * around 1260, † 1312/13, Seigneur de Chaillot, 1281–1282 Échevin de Paris , 1289–1292 Prévôt des marchands, 1293–1305 Prud'homme , 1295 Trésorier des guerres, 1296, 1299, 1302 and 1304 Panetier you roi; ∞ (1) Jeanne; ∞ (2) Agnès Barbette , daughter of Étienne Barbette , Prévôt des marchands, and Petronille Sarrazin
               1. Marie Arrode; ∞ Jean Bourdon
               2. NN Arrode; ∞ Guillaume Fourré
               3. Nicolas Arrode, dit Colin , 1299 Prud'homme, 1313–1314 Échevin
                  1. ? Jeannot Arrode, cleric, imprisoned in Châtelet
               4. Jean Arrode le Jeune, † before 1331, 1302, 1303 and 1305 Prud'homme, from 1304 Panetier du Roi; ∞ Philippa de Bruxelles, daughter of Gautier de Bruxelles, sister of Guillaume Pizdoue's wife , dit Bouffart
            2. Nicolas Arrode, * around 1265, † 1316, Seigneur de Chaillot et de Coudray-sur-Seine , Valet du Roi, Prud'homme 1299, Échevin 1314; ∞ Jeanne de Lagny, † 1318
               1. Jeanne Arrode, * around 1308; ∞ Gentien Cocatrix, son of Geoffroi Cocatrix and Jeanne Gentien
               2. Jean Arrode, * around 1310, Maître de la Monnaie de Paris for King Philip VI; ∞ Huguette Braque
         4. (2) Sédile Arrode, † around 1282; ∞ Raoul de Pacy, 1270 Échevin, then Prévôt des marchands
      2. (2) Nicolas Arrode, dit le Jeune , * around 1212, † 1244, King Louis IX's panetier.

literature

• Boris Bove, Y at-il un patriciat à Paris sous le règne de Philippe Le Bel (1285–1314)? , in: Claude Petitfrère (Ed.), Construction, reproduction, et représentation des patriciats urbains de l'antiquité au XXe siècle ( accessed online August 9, 2019)
• Jean Favier , Dictionnaire de la France médíevale , Fayard 1993, p. 78
• Jean Favier, Le Bourgeois de Paris au Moyen Âge , Tallandier, 2015

Web link

• Etienne Pattou, Famille Arrode ( online , accessed August 13, 1219)