Jacques of Savoy

Count and Prince in Savoy lineage

Jacques of Savoy - Count and Prince in Savoy lineage
Born

November 12th, 1450
574 years ago

Died

1486
539 years ago — 36 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Switzerland

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Born in 1450, held the title of Count of Romont and served as Prince of Savoy. This noble figure was involved in the political dynamics of the region during the 15th century. He contributed to the influence and stability of the House of Savoy, navigating the complex landscape of power and alliances among European nobility. His lineage played a significant role in the history of northern Italy and the wider Savoy region, impacting future generations of the House of Savoy.

Held the title of Count of Romont

Served as Prince of Savoy

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