Gilbert de Bourbon-Montpensier

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Gilbert de Bourbon-Montpensier

Gilbert de Bourbon-Montpensier (* 1443 - † October 15, 1496 in Pozzuoli near Naples ) was Count of Montpensier , Lord of Mercœur and Dauphin of Auvergne .

Life

Gilbert was the eldest son of Count Louis I , known as the Good , and his second wife Countess Gabrielle de La Tour d'Auvergne , daughter of Count Bertrand V. On his father's side, he was a grandson of Duke Jean I. From his cousin, King Charles VIII. , He was appointed lieutenant-général and later military governor of Paris . In 1494 he moved to Italy. There he was made Duke of Sessa and the French Viceroy of Naples .

On February 25, 1481 he married Clara Gonzaga (1464-1503), daughter of Margrave Federico I Gonzaga and his wife Margaret of Bavaria . The marriage had six children:

⚭ 1499 Seigneur Andreas IV of Chauvigny († 1502)
⚭ 1505 Louis de Bourbon (1473–1520), Prince de la Roche

literature

  • Laurent Vissière, «Capitale malgré elle? Aigueperse au temps des Bourbon-Montpensier (v. 1415–1505) ”, Actes du colloque de Moulins Le duché de Bourbon, Saint-Pourçain, 2001, pp. 153–168.
predecessor Office successor
Louis I. Count of Montpensier
Dauphin of Auvergne 1486–1496
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Louis II