Burchard V. (Vendôme)

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Burchard V. (French: Bouchard ; † 1271 ) was Count of Vendôme from the House of Montoire . He was a son of Count Peter and his wife, Johanna von Mayenne.

He was married to Maria von Roye ( House Roye ), their children were:

  • Johann V († 1315), Count of Vendôme
  • Burchard, Lord of Bonnevau
  • Peter († around 1311), canon in Tours
  • Eleonore, ∞ with Burchard VII from l'Isle Bouchard
  • Johanna, ∞ with Gottfried von Montbazon

In 1265 Burchard and his brother Johann accompanied their liege lord, Count Karl von Anjou , to Italy to conquer the Kingdom of Sicily . He fought against King Manfred in the battle of Benevento in 1266 . In 1270 Burchard took part in the Seventh Crusade in the entourage of Anjou , where he fell ill with the spreading dysentery off Tunis , from which he died a little later.

literature

  • Dominique Barthélémy: La société dans le Comté de Vendôme. De l'An Mil from XIVème siècle. Fayard, Paris 1993, ISBN 2-213-03071-5 .

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predecessor Office successor
Peter Count of Vendôme
1249–1271 		Johann V.
personal data
SURNAME Burchard V.
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Bouchard V.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Count of Vendôme
DATE OF BIRTH 13th Century
DATE OF DEATH 1271