Live auction - fjt_1099342 - DUCHY OF LORRAINE - CHARLES III THE GREAT DUKE La reconstitution du Trésor 1587
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Live starting : Type : La reconstitution du Trésor
Date: 1587
Metal : red copper
Diameter : 27,5 mm
Orientation dies : 10 h.
Weight : 4,62 g.
Edge : lisse
Rarity : R2
Coments on the condition:
Patine sombre, presque noire, avec de l’usure sur les reliefs. Quelques faiblesses de frappe
Predigree :
Collection Henri Labouret
Obverse
Obverse description : Écu simple de Lorraine avec un heaume couronné, timbré d'un alérion, sur un manteau entouré des écus d'Anjou, Naples, Jérusalem, Hongrie, Aragon, Anjou moderne, Bar, Gueldre et Juliers. 15 - 87 en bas.
Reverse
Reverse legend : + IPSA SIBI PRETIVM VIRTVS+ // A L’EXERGUE : ÆRER. REST.
Reverse description : La Victoire sans ailes au -dessus d'une ville tenant palme et couronne ; sous un trait d’exergue : ÆRER. REST.
Reverse translation : Son courage même lui donne de la valeur.
Commentary
Les écus entourant l'écu de Lorraine rendent compte des acquis et des prétentions des ducs de Lorraine, au fur et à mesure des siècles. Les prétentions à la couronne d'Aragon remontent à 1375, quand Isabelle de Montferrat, fille de Jacques III et son héritière, avait cédé les états de son père au duc d'Anjou.
The shields surrounding the shield of Lorraine reflect the achievements and claims of the Dukes of Lorraine over the centuries. Claims to the crown of Aragon date back to 1375, when Isabella of Montferrat, daughter of James III and his heiress, ceded her father's estates to the Duke of Anjou.
The shields surrounding the shield of Lorraine reflect the achievements and claims of the Dukes of Lorraine over the centuries. Claims to the crown of Aragon date back to 1375, when Isabella of Montferrat, daughter of James III and his heiress, ceded her father's estates to the Duke of Anjou.
Historical background
DUCHY OF LORRAINE - CHARLES III THE GREAT DUKE
(1545-1608)
Charles III (1543-1608) is the son of François Ier (1544 -1545) and Christine of Denmark, the niece of Charles V. He was born in Nancy on February 18, 1543 and died there on May 14, 1608. Succeeding his father on June 12, 1545 under the regency of his mother, he was declared of age in 1555 and married Claude de France, the daughter of Henri II, in 1560. He tried to maintain strict neutrality between France and the Empire. Deeply Catholic, he fought fiercely against Protestantism. With the accession of François II and Marie Stuart, Guise by his mother, Charles enjoys a great credit at the court of France which is maintained under Charles IX. He founded the academy of Pont-à-Mousson and decided that the year would begin on January 1 from 1580. He embellished Nancy. From 1584, he joined the Holy League in order to overthrow his brother-in-law Henri III by helping and financing his cousin the Duke of Guise. After the death of Guise, then Henri III, he supported the Duke of Mayenne and signed peace with Henri IV in 1595. Henri, son of Charles, married Catherine de Bourbon, sister of Henri IV, in 1598. Charles died in 1608 in a peaceful Lorraine.
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