House of Coucy: Difference between revisions

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de Coucy, de Boves, de Marle, de Couci, de Cociaco

Coat of Arms
House of Coucy
Lords of Coucy and Boves
Counts of Amiens
Viscounts of Meaux

Cadet Branches
House of Boves
Lords of Boves
House of Coucy-Pinon
Lords of Pinon
House of Coucy-Vervins
Lords of Vervins
House of Coucy-Beaumont
Lords of Beaumont
Cadets of Vervins
House of Guînes-Coucy
Lords of Coucy, Marle, La Fère and Oisy
Counts of Soissons
Matrilineal branch issued from Alix de Coucy, daughter of Enguerrand III, Lord of Coucy

Personal Arms
Robert de Boves
Lord of Boves
Seal, 1224
Robert II de Coucy-Pinon
Lord of Pinon
Arms in Tournoi de Compiègne
Robert de Coucy
Squire
Seal, 1353
Raoul Bâtard de Coucy
Lord of Travecy and Jumegnie
Seal, 1382

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 Compiegne 39 Robert de Coucy.svg|Robert II de Coucy-Pinon<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lord of Pinon<br>''Arms in Tournoi de Compiègne''</span>
 Robert de Coucy 1353.svg|Robert de Coucy<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Squire<br>''Seal, 1353''</span><!-- Not sure who he is // Another Robert, lord of Vervins also uses the canton (on regular barry) the same year (J.Roman 3553 & 3554) --><!-- Also Enguerrand de Boves, 1212 "Écu fascé de vair chargé de trois besants ou tourteaux en chef" - incomplete desc. : barry of vair with three roundels in chief -->
-Raoul Batard de Coucy 1382.svg|Raoul ''Bâtard de Coucy''<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">''Seal, 1382''</span><!-- Would be nice to write whose "bastard" son he is, if he even belongs on this page and not perhaps on the Guines-Coucy branch -->
+Raoul Batard de Coucy 1382.svg|Raoul ''Bâtard de Coucy''<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lord of Travecy and Jumegnie<br>''Seal, 1382''</span><!-- Would be nice to write whose "bastard" son he is, if he even belongs on this page and not perhaps on the Guines-Coucy branch // No idea tbh. Ironically he's rather well known and has even been studied in papers as he is also the same Bâtard de Coucy metionned in the "Livre des cent ballades". He served Enguerrand VII who arranged his marriage to the heiress of Travecy (there's more on this w/ the house of Caix, another suspected cadet branch of Boves-Coucy) but is not his bastard son (he had one, Perceval who is well documented). I would leave him here by default (more likely as the other side of the family is better documented). -->
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