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Charles II (III) le Bon duc de Savoie 1486–1553 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 10 Oct 1486

Birth Location: Chazey

Death Date: 17 Aug 1553

Death Location: Vercelli

Father: Philippe Savoie

Mother: Claudine Brosse

Spouse(s): Beatriz Portugal

Children(s): Emmanuel-Philibert Savoie

The story of Charles II (III) le Bon duc de Savoie began in 1486 in Chazey. Charles II (III) le Bon duc de Savoie married Beatriz De Portugal, and had children including Emmanuel Philibert Tete De Fer Duc De Savoie. Charles II (III) le Bon duc de Savoie passed away in 1553 in Vercelli.

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Biography

  • The story of Charles II (III) le Bon duc de Savoie began in 1486 in Chazey.
  • Charles II (III) le Bon duc de Savoie married Beatriz De Portugal, and had children including Emmanuel Philibert Tete De Fer Duc De Savoie.
  • Charles II (III) le Bon duc de Savoie passed away in 1553 in Vercelli.

Immediate Family

Parents

Philippe Savoie
1438–1497
Birth Location: –
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Claudine Brosse
1450–1513
Birth Location: Bretagne
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Spouses(s)

Beatriz Portugal
1504–1538
Birth Location: –
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Children(s)

Emmanuel-Philibert Savoie
1528–1580
Birth Location: Chambéry
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Charles Savoie's Ancestors

Self
Charles Savoie
1486–1553
Birth Place: Chazey
Parents
Philippe II Sans Terre duc de Savoie
1438–1497
Claudine (de) Brosse
1450–1513
Bretagne
Grandparents
duc (de Savoie Ludovico) I
1413–1465
Genève
Anne (de) Lusignan
1418–1462
Jean (de Brosse) II
1423–1482
Nicole (de) Châtillon
1424–1480
Great-Grandparents
duc VIII
1383–1451
Marie Bourgogne
1386–1428
Janus Chypre
1375–1432
Charlotte Bourbon
1388–1422
Jean I
1375–1433
Charles Châtillon-Blois
–1434
2nd-Great-Grandparents
comte VII
1360–1391
Bonne Berry
1362–1435
Philippe Bourgogne
1342–1404
Marguerite III
1350–1405
Jacques Lusignan)
1334–1398
Helvise Brunswick-Grubenhagen
1343–1422
Jean I
1344–1393
Catherine Vendôme
1350–1412
Pierre III
1345–1422
Marguerite Malleval
1350–1443
Jean Châtillon
1340–1404
Marguerite Clisson
1366–1441

Charles Savoie's Descendants

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Charles (II (III) le Bon duc de) Savoie (10 Oct 1486–17 Aug 1553) m. Beatriz (de) Portugal (1504–1538)
  1. 1. Emmanuel-Philibert (Tête de fer duc de) Savoie 1528–1580 m. Marguerite (de) France 1523–1574
    1. 1. Charles-Emmanuel (I le Grand duc de) Savoie 1562–1630 m. Catalina (Micaela de) Austria 1567–1597
      1. 1. Thomas (François de) Savoie 1596–1656 m. Marie (de) Bourbon 1606–1692
        1. 1. Eugène (Moritz de) Savoie 1635–1673 m. Olympia Mancini 1638–1708
        2. 2. Emmanuel (Philibert de) Savoie 1628–1709 m. Maria (Angela Caterina) d'Este 1656–1722
        3. 3. Louise (Christine de) Savoie 1627–1689 m. Ferdinand (Maximilian Hereditary Prince of) Baden-Baden 1625–1669
      2. 2. duc (de Savoie Victor-Amédée) I 1587–1637 m. Christine (de) France 1606–1663
        1. 1. Charles-Emmanuel (de Savoie) II 1634–1675 m. Françoise-Madeleine d'Orléans 1648–1664 m. Marie-Jeanne-Baptiste (de) Savoie 1644–1724 m. Jeanne-Marie (de) Carné-Trécesson 1634–1677
        2. 2. Henriette (Adélaïde de) Savoie 1636–1676 m. Ferdinand (Maria Elector of) Bavaria 1636–1679
        3. 3. Marguerite-Yolande (de) Savoie 1635–1663 m. Ranuccio (II) Farnese 1630–1694
      3. 3. Marguerite (de) Savoie 1589–1655 m. Francesco (IV) Gonzaga 1586–1612
        1. 1. Maria (of) Mantua 1609–1660 m. Carlo (II) Gonzaga 1609–1631
      4. 4. Isabelle (de) Savoie 1591–1626 m. Alfonso (d'Este) III 1591–1644
        1. 1. Francesco (d'Este) I 1610–1658 m. Maria Farnese 1615–1646 m. Lucrezia Barberini 1630–1699 m. Vittoria Farnese 1618–1649
        2. 2. Anna (Beatrice) d'Este 1626–1690 m. Alessandro (II Pico della) Mirandola –1691
        3. 3. Margherita d'Este 1619–1692 m. Ferrante (III) Gonzaga 1618–1678
      5. 5. Marguerite (de) Savoie –1659 m. Filippo (II Francesco) d'Este 1621–1653
        1. 1. Sigismondo (d'Este) IV 1647–1732 m. Teresa (Maria) Grimaldi 1648–1723
        2. 2. Carlo (Filiberto d'Este) III 1649–1697
    2. 2. Marie ((Marguerite) de) Savoie 1556–1580 m. Filippo (d'Este) I 1537–1592
      1. 1. Sigismondo (d'Este) III 1577–1628
        1. 1. Filippo (II Francesco) d'Este 1621–1653 m. Marguerite (de) Savoie –1659
      2. 2. Beatrice d'Este –1609 m. Ferrante Bentivoglio –1619
        1. 1. Isabella Bentivoglio –1641 m. Paolo Sforza 1602–1669
    3. 3. Mathilde (de) Savoie –1639 m. Charles (de) Simiane 1570–1608
      1. 1. Charles (Emmanuel Philibert Hiacinthe de) Simiane 1608–1677 m. Jeanne d'Arborio –1671
        1. 1. Maria (Francesca Cristina de) Simiane –1716 m. Francesco (Lodovico Ferrero) Fieschi 1638–1685
        2. 2. Carlo (di) Simiane 1634–1706 m. Anna (Cristina Isnardi di) Castello 1669–1724 m. Giovanna (Maria) Grimaldi 1645–1694
    4. 4. Amé (de) Savoie –1610

Charles Savoie's Timeline

2 Records

1486
10 Oct 1486
Birth of Charles II (III) le Bon duc de Savoie in Chazey
Chazey
1553
17 Aug 1553
Age 67
Death of Charles II (III) le Bon duc de Savoie in Vercelli
Vercelli

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 10 Oct 1486
    Event Place: Chazey

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 17 Aug 1553
    Event Place: Vercelli
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