Jean I de Melun
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Summary
Jean I de Melun is a human[1]. He died on July 30, 1350[2]. He is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[3]
Key Facts
- Jean I de Melun died on July 30, 1350[2].
- Jean I de Melun's father was Adam IV de Melun[4].
- Jean I de Melun's mother was Jeanne de Sully[5].
- Jean I de Melun was married to Isabelle d'Antoing[6].
- Among Jean I de Melun's spouses was Jeanne de Tancarville[7].
- A child of Jean I de Melun was Jean III. de Melun[8].
- A child of Jean I de Melun was Guillaume II de Melun[9].
- A child of Jean I de Melun was Isabeau of Melun[10].
- A child of Jean I de Melun was Hugh of Melun, Burgrave of Gent, Lord d'Antoing & d'Epinoy[11].
- Jean I de Melun held citizenship in France[12].
- Jean I de Melun is recorded as male[13].
- Jean I de Melun's instance of is recorded as human[14].
- Jean I de Melun's given name is recorded as Jean[15].
- Jean I de Melun's social classification is recorded as nobility[16].
Body
Origins and Family
Jean I de Melun's father was Adam IV de Melun[4]. His mother was Jeanne de Sully[5].
Personal Life
Spouses include Isabelle d'Antoing[6] and Jeanne de Tancarville[7]. Children include Jean III. de Melun[8], a military personnel[17], 1325–1382[18], of France[19]; Guillaume II de Melun[9], a prelate[20], of France[21]; Isabeau of Melun[10], of France[22]; and Hugh of Melun, Burgrave of Gent, Lord d'Antoing & d'Epinoy[11].
Death and Burial
Jean I de Melun died on July 30, 1350[2].
Why It Matters
Jean I de Melun is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[3]
FAQs
Who were Jean I de Melun's parents?
Jean I de Melun's father was Adam IV de Melun[4]. Jean I de Melun's mother was Jeanne de Sully[5].
Who was Jean I de Melun married to?
Jean I de Melun's spouses include Isabelle d'Antoing[6] and Jeanne de Tancarville[7].