Johann I. (Dreux)

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Johann I. (* 1215 ; † 1248 / 49 in Nicosia ) was a Count of Dreux and Braine . He was a son of Count Robert III. von Dreux and his wife Aénor de Saint-Valéry.

Johann married Marie von Bourbon († August 24, 1274), a daughter of Sire Archambault VIII of Bourbon , in April 1240 . Your children were:

Johann was during a court day in Saumur on June 24, 1241 together with Prince Alfons of Poitiers by King Louis IX. of France to beat Knight . Together with his brother-in-law Archambault IX. of Bourbon he accompanied the king on the sixth crusade . Both died during the wintering of the army in Cyprus from 1248 to 1249. Johanns Herz was buried in the Abbey of Saint-Yved in Braine .

Individual evidence

  1. Ethel Wedgwood (Ed.): The Memoirs of the Lord of Joinville. A new English version. John Murray, London 1906, I, § 3.
  2. Baldwin von Avesnes , Chronicon Hanoniense , ed. by Johannes Heller in: Monumenta Germaniae Historica SS 25 (1880), p. 454
  3. Vincent de Beauvais , Speculum Historiale xxxii , 89 (Strasbourg, Johann Mentelin 1473)

Web link

  • medieval-genealogie.de: Johann I. Archived from the original on September 28, 2004 ; Retrieved June 1, 2012 .
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Robert III Gasteblé Count of Dreux and Braine 1234–1249
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Robert IV