Philip II of Alençon
Philip II of Alençon ( French Philippe d'Alençon ; * 1338 or 1339 ; † August 16, 1397 in Rome ) was a French cardinal of the Roman Church .
Life
Philip II of Alençon was born in 1338 or 1339 as the second son of Charles II of Alençon , the brother of King Philip VI. of France , and María de la Cerda, daughter of Ferdinand II. de la Cerda . In 1356 he was appointed Bishop of Beauvais , in 1359 Archbishop of Rouen and in 1375 Patriarch of Jerusalem . Pope Urban VI created it on September 18, 1378 . to the cardinal.
His appointment as Patriarch of Aquileia in 1381 caused unrest in Friuli , so that he was in 1388 by Pope Boniface IX. was removed from office and appointed Bishop of Ostia .
Philip died in Rome on August 16, 1397. He was buried in his titular church, Santa Maria in Trastevere .
Web links
- Alençon de Valois, Philippe d '. In: Salvador Miranda : The Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church. ( Florida International University website), accessed December 1, 2016.
| predecessor | Office | successor |
|---|---|---|
| Bertrand II Lagier |
Cardinal Bishop of Ostia 1388-1397 |
Angelo Acciaioli |
| Marquard I. von Randeck |
Patriarch of Aquileia 1381-1388 |
Johann V. Sobieslaw of Moravia |
| Bertrand de la Tour |
Patriarch of Jerusalem 1375-1381 |
Bertrand de Chanac |
| William IV. De Flavacourt |
Archbishop of Rouen 1359-1375 |
Pierre V. de la Montre |
| Guillaume Bertran |
Bishop of Beauvais 1356-1360 |
Jean de Dormans |
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Philip II of Alençon |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Philippe d'Alençon |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Bishop of Beauvais and Ostia, Archbishop of Rouen, Patriarch of Jerusalem and Aquileia, Cardinal of the Roman Church |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1338 or 1339 |
| DATE OF DEATH | August 16, 1397 |
| Place of death | Rome |