Live auction - fjt_1099500 - SALM - COMTÉ DE SALM - FRANÇOIS II Mariage de François II et Christine de Salm 1596
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Data di Live Tipo : Mariage de François II et Christine de Salm
Data: 1596
Metallo : rame
Diametro : 27 mm
Asse di coniazione : 1 h.
Peso : 4,59 g.
Orlo : lisse
Grado di rarità : R2
Commenti sullo stato di conservazione:
Patine marron avec de l’usure sur les reliefs. Quelques taches d’oxydation
N° nelle opere di riferimento :
Pedigree :
Collection Henri Labouret
Diritto
Titolatura diritto : FRANC A LO COM VADEMONT ET C.
Descrittivo diritto : Armes de François II de Lorraine-Vaudemont.
Traduzione diritto : François de Lorraine, comte de Vaudemont.
Rovescio
Titolatura rovescio : (QUATREFEUILLE) VNITA [TRIV]MPHANT // 15 - 96.
Descrittivo rovescio : Arc, carquois et trois couronnes de feuillage.
Traduzione rovescio : Unis, ils triomphent.
Commento
François II de Lorraine, né à Nancy le 27 février 1572, mort le 14 octobre 1632, fut comte de Vaudémont, et brièvement duc de Lorraine et de Bar du 21 au 26 novembre 1625. Il était fils du duc Charles III et de Claude de France.
Second fils de Charles III, il reçut le titre de comte de Vaudémont. Son père le nomma lieutenant général des états ducaux pendant les voyages qui le menaient en France, en 1594. La paix de 1594 avec la France lui permit de devenir gouverneur et lieutenant général du roi dans les villes et pays de Toul et de Verdun. Il effectua également pour son père un voyage diplomatique en Angleterre, de septembre à octobre 1606. Brouillé avec son frère en 1621, il rejoint l'empereur et combat pour lui les Protestants allemands.
Son frère aîné mourut le 31 juillet 1624, et, n'ayant pas de fils, il avait désigné pour lui succéder sa fille Nicole de Lorraine, mariée à Charles de Vaudémont, le fils aîné de François, en précisant que Charles tenait son autorité de sa femme. Or un testament de René II - retrouvé fort à propos - spécifiait que les duchés ne pouvaient se transmettre qu'en lignée masculine.
Dans son testament, François précisera qu'il n'avait "jamais eu l'ambition de porter la couronne en ce monde", mais son fils Charles ne se contentait pas d'une position de prince consort et François se résolut à lui permettre d'arriver à ses fins. En novembre 1625, François de Vaudémont, s'appuyant sur ledit testament de René II, revendiqua le duché. Les États Généraux de Lorraine estimèrent sa requête légitime et François de Vaudémont devint duc le 21 novembre 1625. Il en profita pour rembourser ses dettes avec les finances ducales. Cinq jours plus tard, il abdique en faveur de son fils, qui devient le duc Charles IV. Il se consacre ensuite à la gestion de ses comtés de Vaudémont et de Salm.
Il protégea le compositeur Nicolas Signac, qui lui dédia son recueil de psaumes publié en 1630, et peut-être également son troisième livre d'airs à quatre parties de 1625.
Pour sa biographie http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fran%C3%A7ois_II_de_Lorraine.
Francis II of Lorraine, born in Nancy on February 27, 1572, died on October 14, 1632, was Count of Vaudémont, and briefly Duke of Lorraine and Bar from November 21 to 26, 1625. He was the son of Duke Charles III and Claude of France.
Second son of Charles III, he received the title of Count of Vaudémont. His father appointed him lieutenant general of the ducal states during the travels that took him to France in 1594.. The peace of 1594 with France allowed him to become governor and lieutenant general of the king in the towns and regions of Toul and Verdun. He also made a diplomatic trip to England for his father, from September to October 1606.. Having fallen out with his brother in 1621, he joined the emperor and fought for him against the German Protestants..
His elder brother died on July 31, 1624, and, having no son, he had designated his daughter Nicole de Lorraine, married to Charles de Vaudémont, the eldest son of François, as his successor, specifying that Charles held his authority from his wife.. Now a will of René II - found very aptly - specified that the duchies could only be transmitted through the male line.
In his will, Francis would state that he had \\\"never had the ambition to wear the crown in this world\\\", but his son Charles was not content with a position as prince consort and Francis resolved to allow him to achieve his goals.. In November 1625, François de Vaudémont, relying on the said will of René II, claimed the duchy. The States General of Lorraine considered his request legitimate and François de Vaudémont became duke on November 21, 1625.. He took advantage of this to repay his debts with ducal finances.. Five days later, he abdicated in favor of his son, who became Duke Charles IV.. He then devoted himself to the management of his counties of Vaudémont and Salm.
He protected the composer Nicolas Signac, who dedicated to him his collection of psalms published in 1630, and perhaps also his third book of four-part airs from 1625..
For his biography http://fr. Wikipedia. org/wiki/Fran%C3%A7ois_II_de_Lorraine
Second fils de Charles III, il reçut le titre de comte de Vaudémont. Son père le nomma lieutenant général des états ducaux pendant les voyages qui le menaient en France, en 1594. La paix de 1594 avec la France lui permit de devenir gouverneur et lieutenant général du roi dans les villes et pays de Toul et de Verdun. Il effectua également pour son père un voyage diplomatique en Angleterre, de septembre à octobre 1606. Brouillé avec son frère en 1621, il rejoint l'empereur et combat pour lui les Protestants allemands.
Son frère aîné mourut le 31 juillet 1624, et, n'ayant pas de fils, il avait désigné pour lui succéder sa fille Nicole de Lorraine, mariée à Charles de Vaudémont, le fils aîné de François, en précisant que Charles tenait son autorité de sa femme. Or un testament de René II - retrouvé fort à propos - spécifiait que les duchés ne pouvaient se transmettre qu'en lignée masculine.
Dans son testament, François précisera qu'il n'avait "jamais eu l'ambition de porter la couronne en ce monde", mais son fils Charles ne se contentait pas d'une position de prince consort et François se résolut à lui permettre d'arriver à ses fins. En novembre 1625, François de Vaudémont, s'appuyant sur ledit testament de René II, revendiqua le duché. Les États Généraux de Lorraine estimèrent sa requête légitime et François de Vaudémont devint duc le 21 novembre 1625. Il en profita pour rembourser ses dettes avec les finances ducales. Cinq jours plus tard, il abdique en faveur de son fils, qui devient le duc Charles IV. Il se consacre ensuite à la gestion de ses comtés de Vaudémont et de Salm.
Il protégea le compositeur Nicolas Signac, qui lui dédia son recueil de psaumes publié en 1630, et peut-être également son troisième livre d'airs à quatre parties de 1625.
Pour sa biographie http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fran%C3%A7ois_II_de_Lorraine.
Francis II of Lorraine, born in Nancy on February 27, 1572, died on October 14, 1632, was Count of Vaudémont, and briefly Duke of Lorraine and Bar from November 21 to 26, 1625. He was the son of Duke Charles III and Claude of France.
Second son of Charles III, he received the title of Count of Vaudémont. His father appointed him lieutenant general of the ducal states during the travels that took him to France in 1594.. The peace of 1594 with France allowed him to become governor and lieutenant general of the king in the towns and regions of Toul and Verdun. He also made a diplomatic trip to England for his father, from September to October 1606.. Having fallen out with his brother in 1621, he joined the emperor and fought for him against the German Protestants..
His elder brother died on July 31, 1624, and, having no son, he had designated his daughter Nicole de Lorraine, married to Charles de Vaudémont, the eldest son of François, as his successor, specifying that Charles held his authority from his wife.. Now a will of René II - found very aptly - specified that the duchies could only be transmitted through the male line.
In his will, Francis would state that he had \\\"never had the ambition to wear the crown in this world\\\", but his son Charles was not content with a position as prince consort and Francis resolved to allow him to achieve his goals.. In November 1625, François de Vaudémont, relying on the said will of René II, claimed the duchy. The States General of Lorraine considered his request legitimate and François de Vaudémont became duke on November 21, 1625.. He took advantage of this to repay his debts with ducal finances.. Five days later, he abdicated in favor of his son, who became Duke Charles IV.. He then devoted himself to the management of his counties of Vaudémont and Salm.
He protected the composer Nicolas Signac, who dedicated to him his collection of psalms published in 1630, and perhaps also his third book of four-part airs from 1625..
For his biography http://fr. Wikipedia. org/wiki/Fran%C3%A7ois_II_de_Lorraine
Cronistoria
SALM - COMTÉ DE SALM - FRANÇOIS II
(26/11/1625-15/10/1632)
François de Vaudémont è il terzo figlio del granduca Carlo. Nacque il 27 febbraio 1572 e sposò Christine de Salm, il 15 aprile 1597. Suo figlio Carlo IV sposò Nicole, duchessa di Lorena, ma François ottenne dagli Stati riuniti a Nancy, il 26 novembre 1625, che dichiarassero lui Duca secondo la legge dell'eredità maschile. È in questa veste che ha coniato monete contemporaneamente a suo figlio. Morì il 15 ottobre 1632.
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