-
towns and cities, the
vidames gradually lost
their functions, and the
title became merely honorary. The
chief functions of a
vidame were to
protect the...
- La Ferté-
Vidame (French pronunciation: [la fɛʁte vidam]) is a
commune in the Eure-et-Loir
department in
northern France. The
Commune along with another...
- Tallandier, 1894, 352 p. (ISBN 979-10-210-1005-5, p. 251. (in French)
Louis Grignon, « Les
vidames de Châlons »,
Revue de
Champagne et de Brie, 1884...
-
Vidame de
Chartres was a
title in the
French nobility.
There are a few
vidame titles in France, of
which that of
Chartres is
probably the best known,...
- Vidamé of
Normandy 4
Vidamé of
Reims Archbishop of
Reims 5
Vidame of
Chalons Bishop of
Chalons Hugues III de Châlons (1183-1269) 6
Vidames d'Amiens/Picquigny...
- been untitled, and some
hereditary titles do not
indicate nobility (e.g.,
vidame). Some
countries have had non-hereditary nobility, such as the
Empire of...
- lords, and also an
ecclesiastical and
academical title (equivalent of Lord)
Vidame, a
minor French aristocrat Vavasour, also a
petty French feudal lord Seigneur...
-
Mormaer Ealdorman Viscount,
Viscountess Castellan Burgrave,
Burgravine Vidame Starosta Baron,
Baroness Lord
paramount Overlord Tenant in
chief Territorial...
- not certain, that
these de
Chartres belong to the
notable house of the
vidames de
Chartres (it is
generally accepted that
Regnault was
related to the...
- Jean de Ferrières (1520–1586),
Vidame de Chartres,
Seigneur de Maligny, was an
influential Huguenot in the
French Wars of
Religion in the 16th century...
