The Prince of Condé receives his emoluments as governor of Berry

The Prince of Condé receives his emoluments as governor of Berry

Document type : Receipt signed with apostille

Number of documents: 1 - Number of pages: 1 p. - Size: In-4 oblong

Place : Without

Date : October 28, 1628

RECIPIENT : Without

State : A few creases

Piece signed with autograph apostille of Henri II de Bourbon, father of the Grand Condé.

Received 6000 pounds for his office as governor and lieutenant of the King of Berry.

“We Henry de Bourbon Prince de Conde governor and lieutenant general for the Roy de Berry confess to having received contant […] the sum of six thousand pounds […]”.

Brown ink on limp vellum.
Henry II of Bourbon (Saint-Jean-d'Angély, 1588/1646)
Henry II of Bourbon, IIIe prince de Condé, is a prince of French blood, a fervent opponent of the regent Marie de Médicis. He was governor of Burgundy and Berry, duke of Montmorency, duke of Albret, duke of Enghien, and of Bellegarde, first prince of the blood and count of Sancerre. He is the father of the "Grand Condé".
 
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The Prince of Condé receives his emoluments as governor of Berry The Prince of Condé receives his emoluments as governor of Berry Number of documents: 1 - Number of pages: 1 p. - Size: In-4 oblong Piece signed with autograph apostille of Henri II de Bourbon, father of the Grand Condé. Received 6000 pounds for his office as governor and lieutenant of the King of Berry. “We Henry de Bourbon Prince de Conde governor and lieutenant general for the Roy de Berry confess to having received contant […] the sum of six thousand pounds […]”. prince de Condé, is a prince of French blood, a fervent opponent of the regent Marie de Médicis. He was governor of Burgundy and Berry, duke of Montmorency, duke of Albret, duke of Enghien, and of Bellegarde, first prince of the blood and count of Sancerre. He i