Montsoreau

Summary

Montsoreau is a historical country^[1].

Key Facts

• Montsoreau is in the country of Kingdom of France^[2].
• Montsoreau's instance of is recorded as historical country^[3].
• Montsoreau's instance of is recorded as manorialism^[4].
• Montsoreau's founder is recorded as Fulk III, Count of Anjou^[5].
• Montsoreau's owned by is recorded as Fulk III, Count of Anjou^[6].
• Montsoreau's owned by is recorded as Gautier de Montsoreau^[7].
• Montsoreau's owned by is recorded as Jean II de Chambes^[8].
• Montsoreau's owned by is recorded as René de Chambes^[9].
• Montsoreau's owned by is recorded as Charles de Chambes^[10].
• Montsoreau's owned by is recorded as Jean IV de Chambes^[11].
• Montsoreau's owned by is recorded as Gautier I de Montsoreau^[12].
• Montsoreau's location is recorded as Loire Valley^[13].
• Montsoreau's has part is recorded as Allonnes^[14].
• Montsoreau's has part is recorded as Seuilly^[15].
• Montsoreau's has part is recorded as Cinais^[16].
• Montsoreau's has part is recorded as Thizay^[17].
• Montsoreau's has part is recorded as Vézières^[18].
• Montsoreau's has part is recorded as Lerné^[19].
• Montsoreau's has part is recorded as Roiffé^[20].
• Montsoreau's has part is recorded as Beuxes^[21].
• Montsoreau's has part is recorded as Couziers^[22].
• Montsoreau's has part is recorded as Montsoreau^[23].
• Montsoreau's has part is recorded as Château de Montsoreau^[24].
• +1000-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Montsoreau^[25].
• Montsoreau was dissolved in +1804-00-00T00:00:00Z^[26].

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Founding

Montsoreau's founder is recorded as Fulk III, Count of Anjou^[5]. +1000-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Montsoreau^[25].

Ownership

Owners include Fulk III, Count of Anjou^[6], an aristocrat^[27], 0970–1040^[28]; Gautier de Montsoreau^[7]; Jean II de Chambes^[8], a Parliament of the Kingdom of Laos^[29], 1405–1474^[30], of Kingdom of France^[31], specialised in diplomat^[32]; René de Chambes^[9], an aristocrat^[33], 1585–1649^[34], of Kingdom of France^[35]; Charles de Chambes^[10], a courtier^[36], 1549–1621^[37], of Kingdom of France^[38], awarded the Order of Saint Michael^[39]; and Jean IV de Chambes^[11], a count^[40], 1530–1575^[41], of Kingdom of France^[42].

Dissolution

Montsoreau was dissolved in +1804-00-00T00:00:00Z^[26].