Louis de Beauvau
Louis de Beauvau , lord of Tremblecourt , was the third wire of Claude de Beauvau, and his second wife Jeanne de Saint-Beaussant.
He stuck to the catholic Ligue, overcame in duel the lord of Touronne, which supported the house of Own way.
He took a great part in the wars of religion.
He joins with Henri IV, after the conversion of this one in 1593; he is made Maréchal of the battles, armies and camps of His Majesty.
Its Campaigns:
- Wars of Italy
- war in the Netherlands under the orders of Alexandre Farnèse, Prince de Parme
- armed with the Duke of Mayenne to Turns in 1589, defense of Pontoise
- Bataille of Arch, where it is made prisoner
- war against the Spaniards in Franche-Comté; in 1595, it takes the places and towns of Joinville, Gray, Vesoul; the campaigns are devastated.
He died assassinated in Remiremont in 1596.
Source
historical Duvergier Memorial of the nobility 1839
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