House of Nogaret de la Valette – Wikipedia

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of Nogaret de la Valette
Image illustrative de l’article Maison de Nogaret de La Valette
Family weapons.
Blazing Silver, a sinople walnut also struck down
Period XIV It is century- XVII It is century
Country or province of origin Drapeau du Languedoc Languedoc
Allegiance Drapeau du royaume de France Kingdom of France
Fiefs held Duc d’EPERNON (1581), Duc d’Halluin (1611), Duc de Candale (1621), Duc de la Valette (1622)
Residences Château de Caumont, Cadillac castle, Villebois-Lavalette castle
Charges Capitoul de Toulouse, lieutenant general of provinces, governor, state councilor, first gentleman in the king’s chamber
Military functions Admiral of France, lieutenant general of the armies, colonel general, military governor
Ecclesiastical functions Cardinal, Archbishop of Toulouse, bishop
Civil awards Peer from France
Military awards Order of Saint-Michel, Order of the Holy Spirit, Order of Jarretière
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The Nugaret de la Valette house , formerly Nogaret , is a ducal family of the French nobility from Lavalette (Haute-Garonne) in Languedoc [ first ] . She died out at XVII It is century.

It was raised four times for Ducal (1581, 1611, 1621, 1622) and to the rank of peer of France from 1581.

Jean-Louis de Nogaret de la Valette (1554-1642) was one of the intimate of King Henri III and one of the main characters of the French nobility during the reigns of the Kings Henri III, Henri IV and Louis XIII.

This family counted two members of France among its members, provincial governors, two prelates.

It should not be confused with several more recent or older homonymous families such as that of Guillaume de Nogaret (1260-1313).

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His first known member is Jacques Nogaret, lord of Valette, Capitoul de Toulouse in 1366, 1377 and 1385, recognized noble by letters of Charles V dated 1372 [ 2 ] .

Originally from Languedoc, this family became Gasconne after its installation near Lectoure, at the Château de Caumont-Cazaux built for Pierre de Nogaret de la Valette between 1530 and 1535 [ 3 ] .

His notoriety at the Court of France begins when Jean-Louis de Nogaret de la Valette is admitted among the cute of King Henri III. It will therefore occupy high charges and will be raised for ducal title from 1581.

Bernard de Nogaret de la Valette (+ 1592)

Jean-Louis de Nogaret de la Valette (1554-1642)

Bernard de Nogaret de la Valette (1592-1661)

Louis de Nogaret de la Valette d’Épernon, cardinal de la Valette, archbishop of Toulouse (1593-1639)
  • Pierre de Nogaret (? -1553), lord of Valette, served in the wars of Italy under the reign of King François I is , married the to Marguerite de l’Isle, lady of Cazaux and Caumont, daughter of Jean, lord of Saint-Aignan and Catherine de Galard [ 4 ] ; They built Caumont’s castle by the Toulouse architect Pierre Bachelier and have the son:
    • Jean de Nogaret de la Valette (1527-1575), Captain and Master of Camp of Light Cavalry under the reign of King Charles IX and the Regency of Catherine de Médicis, married in 1551 to Jeanne de Saint-Lary, including two sons and sons and Three girls :
      • Bernard de Nogaret, lord of Valette (+1592), knight of the Holy Spirit (received on December 31, 1583), Admiral of France following his brother (in 1590), governor and lieutenant for the king in Provence
      • Jean-Louis de Nogaret (1554-1642), Duke of Épernon and Valletta, colonel general of the infantry and admiral of France, knight of the Holy Spirit (received on December 31, 1582). With the Duke of Joyeuse, he is one of the cute of King Henri III. Governor of the Fère, State Councilor, first gentleman of the King’s Chamber, Governor of Boulonnais and Loches, Metz and the country Messin, the Citadel of Lyon, governor of Angoumois, Aunis and Saintonge, de Provence, military governor of Guyenne, governor of Normandy, Caen and Le Havre de Grâce. Married to Marguerite de Foix-Candale, including three legitimate sons and a natural son:
        • Henry de Nogaret de la Valette (1591-1639), Duke of Halluin and peer by his marriage in 1611, Duke of Candale in 1621, knight of the Jarretière, without posterity
        • Bernard de Nogaret de la Valette (1592-1661), Marquis then Duke of Valette, colonel general of the infantry, governor of Guyenne, of Burgundy. He married in 1622 in Lyon Gabrielle-Angélique de Bourbon, natural daughter of King Henri IV and Henriette de Balzac, including a son:
          • Louis-Charles de Nogaret de Foix (1627-1658), duc de La Valette et de Candale, pair de France, colonel général de l’infanterie, gouverneur et lieutenant général de Bourgogne, Bresse et Auvergne, sans alliance.
        • Louis de Nogaret de la Valette d’Épernon (1593-1639), archbishop of Toulouse, created Cardinal in 1621, lieutenant general of the king’s armies
        • Louis de Nogaret de la Valette (? -1679) (natural son of Jean-Louis de Nogaret de la Valette), bishop of Mirepoix then of Carcassonne

The main Alliances of the Nogaret’s Maison de la Valette Sont: Du Fossat, Bonafos, Saint-Maurice, Villeneuve, Lye, Bertolene, Tournemire, Bérail, Valette-Corsson, Isle, Isle, from Saint-Larry de Bellegarde, Montlezun, Foix-Candale, Bourbon, Joyeuse, Moÿ, Goth, etc.

  • Château de Caumont (Gers).

    Château de Caumont (Gers).

  • Château de Villebois-Lavalette et les remparts vus du sud-est (Charente).

    Château de Villebois-Lavalette and the ramparts seen from the Southeast (Charente).

  • Château de Cadillac, vue depuis la cour intérieure (Gironde).

    Castle of Cadillac, view from the interior courtyard (Gironde).

Image Coat of arms of the house of Nogaret de la Valette
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Blason Henri de Nogaret de Foix (v 1591-1639).svg
 Henri de Nogaret de «Foix» (1591-1639), Count of Candale and Captal de Buch, then Duke of Hallwin and peer of France, then Duke of Candale and peer of France, knight of the Holy Spirit (received on May 14, 1633)

Torn apart: at I, counter-scalded in 1 and 4, Gules at the Open and open-door golden castle (from Castille), in 2 and 3 silver with the lion of armed purple, lampa and crowned with gold (de León); In II, torn apart in 1 and 4, gules with gold chains placed in orle, cross and long necklace, loaded with a natural emerald (of Navarre), in 2 and 3 torn in a golden long necklace to the four pals of gules (Aragon) and silver with the sand eagle (Hohenstaufen) (all of Sicily); In III counter-scalded in 1 and 4 azure with three golden lilies and in 2 and 3 gules (Albret) ; In the IV Party A, azure strewn with golden flowers with the componated band of silver and gules (of Évreux), in B, silver party to a walnut pulled out of sinople and gules, at the Golden Cross, Alaisée, emptied, Cléché and Pommeted with twelve pieces; to the head of gules charged with a silver potency cross (de Nogaret); On-the-tout, torn apart in 1 and 4 of gold with the three pals of gules (de Foix) in 2 and 3 gold with two cows of gules, accorted, collected and clarines of azure, passing one on the other (de Béarn). [ 6 ]

We also find
Torn apart: 1, counter-scalled: a. and D. Gules to a castle of three gold towers (Castile); b. etc. silver with lion gules, crowned with gold (Léon); in 2, counter-drained: a. and D. Gules to the chains of Navarre d’Or (Navarre); b. etc. Tidyed in a necklace, gold with four pals of gules, and silver with the sand eagle (Aragon-Sicily); at 3, full gules (from Albret) ; at 4, Party: a. azure strewn with golden flowers, with the componated tape of silver and gules, broaching on the flowers-of-Lis (Evreux); b. to a sinople walnut, and to the chief of gules, ch. of a silver stem cross (Nogaret). On the whole torn: a. and D. gold with three pals Gules (Foix); b. etc. gold with two cows passing gules, one on the other, accorded, collected and clarines of azure (Béarn). [ 7 ]
Blason Bernard de Nogaret de La Valette (1592-1661).svg Bernard de Nogaret de la Valette (1592-1661), Marquis de la Valette, then Duke of Valette and peer of France, Duke of Épernon and Peer de France, count of Montfort, count of Candale, count of Astarac, of Benauges and Loches, viscount of Castillon, Captal de Buch and Baron de Cadillac, general colonel of the infantry of France, knight of the jarretière in 1645 (patent n O 444)

Torn apart: at the I. Party: 1, counter-spoiled: a. and D. Gules to a castle of three gold towers (from Castille); b. etc. silver to lion gules (de león); in 2, Gules, at the chains of Navarre d’Or (de Navarre), in II. Party: 1, gold, four pals of gules (from Aragon); 2, torn apart in a long necklace: a. and D. gold at four pals Gules (from Aragon); b. etc. Silver to the sand eagle (Hohenstaufen) (all of Sicily), to III. Party: 1, breeted with sand and gold, in the penny of Sinople, brockering in a band (of Saxony); in 2, full gold, in IV. Party: 1, Counter-Special: a. and D. Azure to the Gold Fasse, acc. of three lion heads or lions meetings (see cats ??) of the second (de pole?); b. etc. azure to the silver band, ch. of three sand flights, placed in the direction of the band; in 2, counter-drained: a. and D. gold with three pals Gules (de Foix); b. etc. Gold with two cows passing gules, one on the other, accorded, collected and claws of azure (de Béarn). On the whole party: a. silver to a sinople walnut, struggled with the same (from Nogaret); b. Gules at the Cléché Cross, emptied and golden potatoes (from Isle-Jourdain), and to the head of this Gules, ch. a silver potency cross. (the APRIIZE ROVESAP: On the whole at all azure to a silver bell, battalion of sand (Algoursan). [ 7 ]

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Blason Louis de Nogaret (1593-1639).svg
 Louis de Nogaret (1593-1639), Cardinal de la Valette, archbishop of Toulouse, commander of the Holy Spirit (received on May 14, 1633)

Torn apart: at I and IV, left: 1, silver to a sinople walnut (de Nogaret), Gules at the Cross of Toulouse of Gold (from Isle-Jourdain), to a chief of Gules charged of a silver steep cross on the whole; In the II and III, against swept: in 1 and 4, gold, three pals Gules (de Foix), in 2 and 3, gold with two passing cows of gules, one on the other, Accounted, collected and azure claws (de Béarn). [ 8 ]

Today coat of arms of the town of Fontenay-Trésigny in Seine-et-Marne
  1. ↑ Denis Blanchard-Dignac, The Duke of Épernon: a destiny of cape and sword , Bordeaux, ed. South West, (ISBN  978-2-8177-0164-6 ) , p. 11.54
  2. ↑ Denis Blanchard-Dignac, The Duke of Épernon: a destiny of cape and sword , Bordeaux, ed. South West, , p. 22
  3. ↑ a et b Denis Blanchard-Dignac, The Duke of Épernon: a destiny of cape and sword , Bordeaux, ed. South West, , p. 11
  4. ↑ Father Anselme, Genealogical and chronological history of the Royal House of France , t.  III, C ie booksellers, , 3 It is ed. ( read online ) , p. 854
  5. ↑ ‘ Nogaret de la Valette [PDF] » (amateur document), on racineshistoire.free.fr (consulted the )
  6. ↑ Popoff 1996, p. 36
  7. ↑ a et b Retirestap 1884
  8. ↑ Popoff 1996, p. 35
  9. ↑ Gaso – Bank of the coat of arms – 77192

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