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Philippe de Nanteuil () or Natolii,〔("Traité de la noblesse: et de toutes ses differentes especes", by Gilles André La Roque (sieur de La Lontière) )〕 was a French noble, knight miles and a troubadour. He inherited the titles and properties of Nanteuil-le-Haudouin and Pomponne from his father, Philippe I de Nanteuil, many lands of Champagne and Brie, Lord of Crépy-en-Valois, of Le Donjon Guénégaud, of Alègre, Landivisiau, Pont-Chartrain and Lévignen. He was the founder of "le marché du vendredi à Nanteuil" in 1230 and the founder and financier of the hospital Saint-Julien de Nanteuil. His brother was Renaud de Nanteuil, the Bishop of Beauvais and a French peer. Philippe de Nanteuil was a close friend of king Theobald I of Navarre, companion of battles and studies of poems he wrote several poems dedicated to him. Also the king Theobald of Navarre dedicated a poem to Philippe de Nanteuil (the 50th of the collection published by Ravalliére). Philippe de Nanteuil and king Theobald of Navarre were known for their work in the ''jeu parti'' genre.〔Karl Bartsch, Adolf Horning: ''La Langue et la littérature françaises depuis le IXème siècle jusqu'au XIVème'', Maisonneuve et Leclerc, Paris 1887, pgg. 385〕 == Dinasty de Nanteuil == Philippe de Nanteuil is the son of Philippe I de Nanteuil, the first to bear this name, lord of the Nanteuil-le-Haudouin, descendant of the Counts of the Vexin, and in particular by the lords of Crépy-en-Valois, chief royal adviser of king Philip II of France, knight milites fought against the british in the battle of 1198, was the founder and financier of the hospital of Nanteuil. Philippe I de Nanteuil, married in 1235 with Isabeau de Nesle de Nanteuil, daughter of Jean II de Nesle and Marie de Chimay and had nine children,〔( Tarbé, Les Chansonniers de Champagne aux XIIe et XIIIe siècles )〕 * Philippe II de Nanteuil, called “le Jeune”, the knight troubadour, seven brothers and one sister: * Jean de Nanteuil (b. 1295), Bishop of Troyes * Milo of Nanteuil, archbishop of Reims in 1201, Bishop of Beauvais, he gave to the treasure of the Cathedral of Beauvais sculpture of "sainte Barbe" attributed to the artist Jean Le Pot * Alix (Adeline, Adelaide) (d. 1303), Lady of Nanteuil; wife of Pierre, the second lord of de Châtillon-Pacy-en-Valois, that will take the right of his wife's in the lands of Nantouil Haldouin and giving their name to their descendants de Nanteuil-le-Haudouin * Reginalde Nanteuil, Bishop of Beauvais in 1260 * Renaud de Nanteuil, Bishop of Beauvais * Ghautier de Nanteuil, canon of the Notre-Dame de Reims * Thibaud de Nanteuil or Thibaud V de Nesle, also known as Thibaud de Bauvais (1283 - December 26, 1300), Lord of Nanteuil-Le-Haudouin, and Bishop of Beauvais * Philippe III de Nanteuil, prevost of Beuvais in 1270 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Philippe de Nanteuil」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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