Louis Ier de Bourbon

See also: Louis de Bourbon

Louis Ier de Bourbon , known as Large the or the Lame (v. 1280-1342) was a prince of royal blood French, oldest son of Robert, count of Clermont-in-Beauvaisis (ancestor by the males of the king Henri IV) and of Béatrice of Burgundy, lady of Bourbon. He was thus a grandson of holy Louis.

Louis de Bourbon was Lord de Bourbon, count of Clermont-in-Beauvaisis (1310), Grand chambrier of France (1312), count of Walk and of Castrate (1322), first duke of even Bourbon and of France (1327).

In September 1310, it married Marie d' Avesnes (1280 - † 1354), girl of Jean II of Avesnes, count de Hainaut and of Holland, and Philippa of Luxembourg.

It was announced to the battles of Furnes, 1297, of Courtrai, 1302, of Mons-in-Pévèle, 1304, and of Cassel, 1328. Charles IV '' Beautiful the '' invests it load of large chambrier. By a treaty concluded at the end from 1327, the king of France Charles IV Beautiful the had exchanged the county of Walk, constituting his Apanage previously, against the county of Clermont-in-Beauvaisis Louis de Bourbon had inherited his father. It is on this occasion that the seigniory of Bourbon was high in duchy. This prince passed for the most honest man of his time.

---- Of Marie d' Avesnes, it had had:

Pierre Ier (1311-1356), duke of Bourbon
Jeanne (1312-1402), married to Guigues VII (1299-1357), count de Forez
Marguerite (1313-1362), married to Jean II of Sully (+1343), then in Hutin Vermilion
Marie (1315-1387), married to Guy de Lusignan (1315-1343), then with Robert de Tarente (+1364)
Philippe (1316-ap.1233)
Jacques (1318-1318)
Jacques Ier (1319-1362), count of Walk and of Ponthieu
Beatrice (1320-1383), married to Jean of Luxembourg (+1346), king de Bohême, then in Eudes II of Grancey (+1389)

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