born 1625 died Jan. 14, 1659, Paris, France younger brother of Charles-Amde de Savoie, whom he succeeded as duke in 1652. Henri had been trained for the church and was named archbishop of Reims in 1651. He was relieved of his vows in order to succeed his childless brother and eventually, on May 22, 1657, married Marie d'Orlans, daughter of Henri II, Duke de Longueville. Gentle, but sickly and afflicted with epilepsy, he died childless, the last of his house.
NEMOURS, HENRI II DE SAVOIE, DUKE (DUC) DE
Meaning of NEMOURS, HENRI II DE SAVOIE, DUKE (DUC) DE in English
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