Andre de Toulongeon

Andre de Toulongeon , was born in 1490 in Burgundy and died in Holy Land, in 1432.

marshals of Burgundy

The church of Sennecey conceals a whole of paintings installation probably shortly after the rebuilding of the chorus of the church, by the family of Toulongeon-Sennecey.

This house draws its name from a castle located close to Orgelet (the Jura).

Andre de Toulongeon is the son of Tristan de Toulongeon (1350 - 1399), baron of Sennecey, adviser of the large council and Jeanne de Cotebrune.

His/her maternal grandfather, Jean de Cotebrune , is marshal of Burgundy, knight, adviser, chamberlain. He is made to marshal by fire Mister the Duke, he is confirmed in the aforementioned load of marshal of Burgundy by the duke Philippe the Good by letters patent data with Troyes on April 9th after Easter 1420.

His/her older brother, Jean II of Toulongeon (1381 - 1427), baron of Sennecey and lord of Toulongeon, knight, adviser, chamberlain, governor of Troyes (1417 - 1418), marshal of Burgundy. He is deceased on July 10th, 1427.

Andre de Toulongeon has another brother and a sister who appear in the chronicles and the books on the history of the duchy of Burgundy:

Antoine de Toulongeon (1385 - 1432) which will occupy of the important functions in the duchy of Burgundy, ambassador in England and France, Chambellan, marshal of Burgundy, General governor of the countries of Burgundy and Charolais. It is one of the first knights of the Ordre of the Golden Fleece and one of the large captains of the Guerre one hundred year old.

Jeanne de Toulongeon (1382 - 1419) Marie with Tristan de Montholon , ordering cavalry of the dukes of the Brabant and Burgundy, the October 25th 1415, with the Battle of Azincourt, where it is killed. It remarie with Henri de Champdivers, brother of Odinette de Champdivers, mistress of the king Charles VI of France, wire and girl of Odin, lord of Champdivers and rider of stable of the King in 1387.

The blazon of Toulongeon or Toulonjon, of Champlitte (Franche-Comté) is: Quartered: to the 1 & 4, mouths, with 3 money binoculars; to the 2 & 3, mouths, to 3 fasces heavy showers of gold .

Biography

Andre de Toulongeon is initially ordinary rider of stable, wine waiter of the duke of Burgundy, then first rider of the body, Marie in 1428 with girl of the duke of Burgundy, Philippe the Good.

Master of the Horse of France in 1419, he is lord of Mornay, adviser and chamberlain of the duke of Burgundy and his gruyer of the County.

It remarie in 1430 with Jacqueline of Trémoille (cousin of Georges of Trémoille), which widowed will marry Jean, bastard of Luxembourg.

Andre de Toulongeon is him-also knight about the Golden Fleece and died in Holy Land, in 1432, without to have received the order. Andre de Toulongeon, ambassador of the prince, Philippe the Good with the Portugal, concludes the marriage there from its Master with the Princess Isabelle of Portugal (1397-1471).

The castle of Saint-Aubin (1429)

In 1429, Andre de Toulongeon, Chambellan of the Duc of Burgundy Philippe the Good receives the ground of Saint-Aubin. The seigniory of Saint-Aubin extends then on two banks from the the Loire, so that on the grounds depend on the parish and seigniory on Aubin Saint and this in spite of their situation in the Bourbonnais.

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