Éléonore de Roye

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Éléonore de Roye was a 16th-century French noblewoman and influential Huguenot figure, notably serving as Countess of Roucy and a key supporter of the Protestant cause during the French Wars of Religion.

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Éléonore de Roye canonical 4
Éléonore 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 16th-century French person
French noblewoman
Huguenot
Protestant
human
activeInPeriod 16th century
aristocraticHouse House of Roye
associatedWith French Reformation
Huguenot aristocracy
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
ethnicGroup French
familyName de Roye
gender female
givenName Éléonore
linked to: Éléonore de Roye
hasRole noble landowner
political intermediary
religious patron
historicalContext French Wars of Religion
isSubjectOf historiography of the French Wars of Religion
studies on Huguenot noblewomen
knownFor defending Huguenot interests at court
supporting Protestant ministers and communities
languageSpoken French
movement Huguenot movement
linked to: Huguenots
nobleTitle Countess of Roucy
notableFor influence in Huguenot political affairs
support of the Protestant cause during the French Wars of Religion
participatedIn French Wars of Religion
politicalAlignment Huguenot faction
linked to: Huguenots

Protestant party in the French Wars of Religion
positionHeld Countess of Roucy
French court noblewoman
region France
religion Calvinism
Protestantism
religiousConflictSide Protestant side
residence Kingdom of France
Roucy
socialClass nobility
sphereOfInfluence French Protestant nobility
Picardy region
linked to: Picardy
typeOfNoble countess

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François de Bourbon, Prince of Conti mother Éléonore de Roye
Éléonore de Roye givenName Éléonore
linked to: Éléonore de Roye
Louis I, Prince of Condé spouse Éléonore de Roye
Henri I de Bourbon, Prince of Condé mother Éléonore de Roye