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An order of chivalry founded by Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, a prince of the House of France. It became one of the most prestigious orders of Europe.<br>After the extinction of the Valois Dukes of Burgundy, the sovereignty of the order passed into the Head of the Spanish branch of the House of Habsburg, who was also the King of Spain and claimed the title "Duke of Burgundy".<br>After the extinction of the Spanish Habsburgs, the order split into a Spanish branch, headed by the Bourbon King of Spain, and an Austrian branch, headed by the Head of the House of Habsburg. | |||
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Revision as of 11:17, 6 July 2015
An order of chivalry founded by Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, a prince of the House of France. It became one of the most prestigious orders of Europe.
After the extinction of the Valois Dukes of Burgundy, the sovereignty of the order passed into the Head of the Spanish branch of the House of Habsburg, who was also the King of Spain and claimed the title "Duke of Burgundy".
After the extinction of the Spanish Habsburgs, the order split into a Spanish branch, headed by the Bourbon King of Spain, and an Austrian branch, headed by the Head of the House of Habsburg.
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1. Philip III the Good
Duke of Burgundy -
2. Guillaume de Vienne
Lord of Saint-Georges, Sainte-Croix, Seurre and Montpont -
3. Régnier Pot
Lord of La Prugne and La Roche de Nolay -
4. Jean V
Lord of Roubaix, Herzelles and Escandeuvres -
5. Roland d'Uytkercke
Lord of Hemsrode and Herstruut -
6. Antoine de Vergy
Count of Dammartin
Lord of Champlitte, Rigny, Frolois, Richecourt and Port sur Saône -
7. David de Brimeu
Lord of Ligny-sur-Canche -
8. Hugues de Lannoy
Lord of Santes
Grand Master of the Archers -
9. Jean de Commines
Lord of La Clitte
High Bailliff of Flanders -
10. Antoine de Toulongeon
Lord of Traves, La Bastie and Montrichard
Marshal of Burgundy -
11. Pierre I de Luxembourg
Count of Saint-Pol, Conversan and Brienne -
12. Jean de La Trémoille
Lord of Jonvelle -
13. Guilbert de Lannoy
Lord of Villerval and Tronchiennes -
14. Jean II de Luxembourg
Count of Ligny and Guise
Lord of Beaurevoir and Bohaing -
15. Jean de Villiers de L'Isle-Adam
Lord of Villiers-le-Bel
Marshal of France -
16. Antoine I de Croÿ
Lord of Sempy and Croÿ
Count of Porcéan and Guines -
17. Colart de Brimeu
Lord of Massincourt -
18. Robert de Masmines
Lord of Masmines, de Berleghem, Hemelveerdegen and Uitbergem -
19. Jacques de Brimeu
Lord of Grigny -
20. Baudouin de Lannoy
Lord of Molembaix -
21. Pierre de Bauffremont
Count of Charny -
22. Philippe de Ternant
Lord of Ternant and La Motte -
23. Jean II de Croÿ
Count of Chimay
Lord of Tour-sur-Marne -
24. Jean V de Créquy
Lord of Créquy, Canaples, Fressin and Moliens -
25. Jean I de Neuchâtel
Lord of Montaigu and Amance Saint-Lambert -
26. Frédéric IV
Count of Meurs and Saarwerden
Lord of Baer and Lathum -
27. Simon VIII de Lalaing
Lord of Montigny and Santes -
28. André de Toulongeon
Lord of Mornay and Saint-Aubin
Grand Equerry of France -
29. Jean IV de Melun
Lord of Antoing and Espinoy
Burgrave de Gand -
30. Jacques
Lord of Crèvecœur and Thois
Captain of Compiègne -
31. Jean IV de Vergy
Lord of Fouvens, Vignory and Saint-Dizier -
32. Guy de Pontailler
Lord of Tallemé -
33. Baudot de Noyelles-Wion
Lord of Catheux -
34. Jean de Luxembourg
Lord of Hautbourdin -
35. Charles de Bourgogne
Count of Charolais -
36. Rupert IV
Count of Virnebourg -
37. Thibault VIII de Neufchâtel
Grand Master of France -
38. Charles I
Duke of Orleans -
39. John V
Duke of Brittany
Count of Montfort -
40. John II
Duke of Alençon
Count of Perche -
41. Mathieu de Foix
Count of Comminges -
42. Alfonso V
King of Aragon and Naples -
43. Frank van Borselen
Count of Ostrevent -
44. Renaud II
Lord of Brederode
Burgrave of Utrecht -
45. Henri II de Borsele
Lord of Veere -
46. Jean IV
Baron of Auxy
Master of the Archers of France -
47. André
Lord of Humières -
48. John I
Duke of Clèves
Count of La Marck -
49. Juan de Guevara
Count of Ariano -
50. Pedro de Cardona
Count of Colisano -
51. Jean III
Lord of Lannoy -
52. Jacques de Lalaing
Lord of Bugincourt -
53. Jean II de Neufchâtel
Lord of Montaigu -
54. Giosia I Acquaviva
Count of Terrano -
55. John of Burgundy
Duke of Nevers -
56. Antoine
Grand Bastard of Burgundy -
57. Adolphe de Clèves
Lord of Ravenstein -
58. John of Portugal
Duke of Coimbra
Titular Prince of Antioch -
59. John II
King of Aragon and Navarre -
60. Adolf of Egmont
Duke of Guelders
Count of Zutphen -
61. Thibault IX de Neufchâtel
Marshal of Burgundy -
62. Philippe Pot
Lord of La Roche de Nolay -
63. Louis de Bruges
Lord of Gruuthuse -
64. Guy
Lord of Roye -
65. Edward IV
King of England -
66. Louis de Châlon
Lord of Nozeroy, Châtel-Guyon, and Lons-le-Saunier
Viscount of Besançon -
67. Jean Damas
Lord of Digoine, Clessy and Saint-Amour -
68. James of Bourbon
son of Charles I, Duke of Bourbon -
69. Jacques de Luxembourg-Ligny
Lord of Richebourg -
70. Philip II
Duke of Savoy
Count of Bresse
Prince of Piedmont
Grand Master of France -
71. Philippe de Crèvecœur
Lord of des Cardes -
72. Claude de Montagu
Lord of Couches and Sully -
73. Ferdinand II the Catholic
King of Aragon, Castille, Sicily and Naples -
74. Ferdinand I
King of Naples -
75. Jean de Rubempré
Lord of Bièvres and Arquennes -
76. Philippe I de Croÿ
Count of Chimay -
77. Jean de Luxembourg
Count of Marle and Soissons -
78. Guy de Brimeu
Lord of Humbercourt -
79. Engelbert II
Count of Nassau and Vianden
