Hugues II. De Sade
Hugues de Sade was a French nobleman of the 14th century. from the house of Sade .
He was the son of the elder Paul de Sade .
Hugues II. De Sade had been married to Laura , who was probably Petrarch's muse , since 1325 . They had eleven children: Paul , Audebert, Hugues III. (Ancestor of the later Sade including the Marquis de Sade), Pierre, Jacques, Joannet, Philippe, Augière, Ermessende, Marguerite, Garsende.
In 1348 he became a widower and married Verdaine de Trentelivres in the same year. He had several children with her, including Baudet.
Hugues II owned various feudal rights in Avignon in 1349 , a. a. on bridges and salt. In 1355 he partially financed the reconstruction of the Saint-Bénézet bridge , which has since been bearing the family's coat of arms and is still there today. He built the Sainte-Croix chapel in the church of the Frères Mineurs, where he was also buried. His will is dated November 14, 1364.
Footnotes
- ^ Gilbert Lely, Life and Work of the Marquis de Sade, 2001 Albatros, pp. 8–11
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|---|---|
| SURNAME | Sade, Hugues II. De |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | French nobleman |
| DATE OF BIRTH | before 1325 |
| DATE OF DEATH | after 1364 |