Anna van Egmond-Buren

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Anna van Egmond-Buren was a 16th-century Dutch noblewoman and the first wife of William the Silent, Prince of Orange, whose inheritance significantly increased his power and influence in the Low Countries.

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Anna van Egmond-Buren canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 16th-century person
Countess of Buren
Dutch noble
noblewoman
associatedWith Low Countries
birthDate 1533
birthPlace Grave, Duchy of Guelders
linked to: Grave, Netherlands
burialDate 1558
burialPlace Breda
linked to: Breda, Netherlands
causeOfDeath illness
child Maria of Nassau
Philip William, Prince of Orange
Unnamed daughter of William the Silent and Anna van Egmond-Buren
countryOfCitizenship Habsburg Netherlands
deathDate 1558-03-24
deathPlace Brussels
linked to: Brussels, Belgium
era Renaissance
familyName van Egmond
father Maximiliaan van Egmond
floruit 1550s
givenName Anna
heirOf Maximiliaan van Egmond
inheritedTitle County of Buren
Lordship of IJsselstein
Lordship of Leerdam
languageOfUse Dutch
French
marriageDate 1551-07-08
marriagePlace Breda
linked to: Breda, Netherlands
mother Françoise de Lannoy
name Anna van Egmond-Buren
nobleFamily House of Egmond
notableRelative Philip William, Prince of Orange
William the Silent
partOf Dutch nobility
positionHeld Countess of Buren
Lady of IJsselstein
Lady of Leerdam
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Breda Castle
Brussels
linked to: Brussels, Belgium
significance First wife of William the Silent
Her inheritance increased the power and wealth of William the Silent
spouse William the Silent
spouseOf William the Silent
titleHeldFrom Countess of Buren, from 1548

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House of Egmond member Anna van Egmond-Buren
Anna van Buren alsoKnownAs Anna van Egmond-Buren
Maximiliaan van Egmond child Anna van Egmond-Buren
Anna van Egmond-Buren name Anna van Egmond-Buren