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Parchemin Louis de Bourbon-Roussillon
Parchemin Louis de Bourbon-Roussillon, à la tête de nombreuses seigneuries il était percepteur du Roi Louis XI et dans ce document il rend compte de l'application de l'ordonnance du Roi auprès de la dame Le Breton et de la perception de trois milles livres qu'elle devait au royaume. Signé "Loys de Bourbon" daté du 24 décembre 1482. Restes de cachet de cire rouge. Petite bande de parchemin 31x9,5cm.
Louis de Bourbon comte de Roussillon et de Ligny (1450-1487) fils illégitime de Charles 1er de Bourbon et Jeanne de Bournan. Il fut légitimé par lettres patentes en 1463. En 1466 Louis XI lui accorde la dignité d'Amiral de France
Parchemin Louis de Bourbon-Roussillon, at the head of many seigneuries, he was the collector of King Louis XI and in this document he reports on the application of the King’s ordinance to the lady Le Breton and the collection of three thousand pounds that she owed the kingdom. Signed "Loys de Bourbon" dated December 24, 1482. Remains of red wax seal. Small band of parchment 31x9.5cm.
Louis de Bourbon, Count of Roussillon and Ligny (1450-1487), illegitimate son of Charles I of Bourbon and Jeanne de Bournan. He was legitimized by letters patent in 1463. In 1466, Louis XI granted him the dignity of Admiral of France