Jacob of Chacenay

Jakob von Chacenay (French: Jacques de Chacenay ; † ~ 1152/58) was a lord of the castle of Chacenay ( House Chacenay ) in Champagne . He was a son of Anséric II of Chacenay († 1137) and the Humbeline, possibly with St. Humbeline by Jully , the sister of St. Bernhard von Clairvaux , is identical.

Jakob von Chacenay established the long tradition of his family as a crusader when he and his younger brother Anséric de Feins took the cross for the second crusade . In addition to a large number of various other feudal lords of Champagne, her cousin from Burgundy, Anséric I of Montréal , also joined the crusade.

Jakob was married to Agnes († after 1191), who was probably a daughter of Walter II , Count of Brienne . Your children were:

Thomas († 1179), Lord of Chacenay
Erhard I († 1191), Lord of Chacenay
Marguerite de Chacenay; ∞ with Thibaut de Brienne († approx. 1204), Lord of Champlost
Huguette de Chacenay

literature

Charles Lalore, Les sires et les barons de Chacenay. Troyes 1885.

Remarks

↑ Lalore, No. 33, p. 18 f.
↑ The descent of Agnes from Count Walter II of Brienne is deduced from a comment on her son Erard I of Chacenay, who is referred to as the nepos of Count Erhard II of Brienne. Lalore, No. 49, p. 25.

Web links

Chapter 7. SEIGNEURS de CHACENAY at fmg.ac

personal data
SURNAME	Jacob of Chacenay
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Jacques de Chacenay
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Lord of Chacenay
DATE OF BIRTH	12th Century
DATE OF DEATH	between 1152 and 1158

[1] Lalore, No. 33, p. 18 f.

[2] The descent of Agnes from Count Walter II of Brienne is deduced from a comment on her son Erard I of Chacenay, who is referred to as the nepos of Count Erhard II of Brienne. Lalore, No. 49, p. 25.