The Lantilly Castle is a thirteenth century mansion, built in finage of Cervon in the department of Nièvre.
situation.
Located southeast of Corbigny boundary Nivernais and County of Chateau-Chinon, this fortress, set on the right bank of the Anguison, instead of a Gallo-Roman controlled the ancient road from Corbigny (DR 285). Depends on the district of Clamecy Township Corbigny.
History.
The first building in this place is a Gallo-Roman name: Villae Lentuli, owner's name, Lentulus, resulting from gentile Cornelie. Originally this old house strong, consisted of 6 laps, with a double enclosure ditches, fed by the waters of the river, with a drawbridge, surrounding the low and high court and the dungeon. This castle was occupied by troops Anglo-Navarre in 1358 and 1359 destroyed during the religious wars, and rebuilt during the seventeenth century and nineteenth century.
lordship.
The Lord was with high, medium and low justice, she was moving the County of Chateau-Chinon and the barony of Lormes-Challon.
Description Castle.
Together rectangular plan, which it does remain that the North East wing, with a large square tower, at right angles, forming an L-shaped building Today access is via a stone bridge with two arches, overlooking a door open in the center of the front north-east, under a barrel vault. The set has very thick walls and three levels, with roof. Some openings were added in the seventeenth century. It has a window to the original twin bays, with arches. There are still consoles on the northwest side.
Ground Floor
The remarkable gateway to the facade of the south-east wing, overlooking the courtyard, is jambs bosses chanfrinés harp and flat band voussoirs from one in two. The tower built on a hill slope, has two levels. Its base is pierced by gunboats. She wears a roof with four very steep slopes, rests on joists, forming cantilever. Openings Alumni hoardings are preserved. The first outer wall has a wide moat and a round tower that was converted in the twentieth century. In 1810, the court is enhanced a few centimeters, following the destruction of five of the six rounds of origin to prevent water from flooding the moat does, owner's decision, Louis Formed Framicourt.
* Lounge, furnished late nineteenth century
First Floor
* 5 bedrooms all furnished in different styles, representing five historical periods Louis XIII, King Louis-Philippe, Empire and Turquoise
Second Floor
* Attic. Recent dormers give brightness to these places covered with a broken roof, which is covered with tiles.
Lantilly Lords.
* House Grimaud
La Maison du Chevalier Grimaud was the owner of this manor in the thirteenth century. A Lady Pernelle Grimaud, Grimaud widow Guyot, Lantilly Knight and his son Guy Grimaud Lantilly lived between 1320 and 1327. Guy Grimaud, knight, lord Lantilly, was the favorite of the Count de Nevers, Louis II de Dampierre (1304-1346) Count of Flanders, Count of Rethel, husband of Marie de France. The châtellaine Lantilly, had, with the complicity of the Abbot of Vezelay, Artaud Fleet, Senior Adviser to the young count, tied to Louis II the needles to separate from his wife. In 1326, the union was not consummated. It was a trial, only Pernelle was convicted and burned as a witch. The count and his wife were reconciled and had a son.
* House Torcy
Arms of Jean de Torcy (1504) : "Gold, a tower gules flanked by two burning torches along"
La Maison de Torcy, possessed the lordship of the fourteenth to the eighteenth century century, a period of 450 years. This house, one of the oldest in the Nivernais was employed in the service of the King, earls and dukes of Nevers. Michel de Torcy to changes made in the fourteenth century
* Jean de Torcy in 1504, Esq. John, Charles and Claude de Torcy were squires and lords Lantilly Cervon in part. Their brother Francis was religious Corbigny. Married Claude Françoise de Chaugy, whom he had several children, (Mary-Bénigme Torcy, lived in 1662 and Denise Marie in 1674.
* Michel de Torcy wife Bénigme Damascus February 10, 1645, before she died April 1645 [5], who gave birth to a daughter who married Bénigme Torcy Roger Balathier December 6 1663.Il appears that he remarried a contract of 18 January 1646, with Mary Pitois (Pitoys of Quincize Marie, remarried February 11, 1652 at Edme Some of) the son of Claude and Francoise de Torcy Chaugy.
He was co-lord in 1637, Paul Leonard Remigny, Baron de Joux, the son of Charles, who held his rights Marguerite Savary de Breves, his wife. He left his wife three children: Louis Rémigny, Marquis de Joux, Jean-Baptiste, Comte de Torcy and Marie-Francoise married to Pierre de Torcy, his cousin, esquire, lord of Lantilly in 1670.
Armoiries Pierre de Torcy (1670) : "Gules, a bunch of money."
* Catherine de Torcy, married to Louis Le Bascle, Baron d'Argenteuil, struck him as part of the land Lantilly. Louis Antoine de Torcy, died in Castle May 2, 1765 and was buried the next day in the chapel of the church Cervon, which belonged to his family. Leaving no descendants, then passed Lantilly Dugon Claude Robert, his nephew, Earl of Boislamy, lord of the Monch and Marcellange, and Antoine François Henri, Vicomte de Damas, Seigneur de Guipy, who made confession in 1771.
successive owners in the eighteenth century.
From 1780 to 1802, the lordship and castle passed to the House Balathier, of Ugon and Some. Elias, Viscount Hugon, Sieur de La Rochette, repeated this duty on behalf of Gabrielle Bascle, his wife ten years later.
Ugon of Arms of Elijah (1781): "D'argent three ravens sand, two in chief and in base" aka "Sable, two-door versions of money raised in fess "
* Formed Framicourt Louis, Lantilly acquired in 1802, the House some. Ms. Elisabeth Has His wife was the daughter of William Coustou (author of the tomb of the Dauphin), granddaughter of Nicolas Coustou, and niece of Nicolas Coustou and niece of Antoine Coysevox. Is Comprised of Framicourt Louis, which had destroyed five laps likely to réhausser la cour de plusieurs centimètres afin de ne pas subire les inondations de celle-ci par l'eau des douves. Il laissa de son mariage un fils et deux filles: L'aînée, Léonie, s'unit au baron Auguste Baillyet, qui décéda au château en 1862, âgé de 90 ans. La seconde des filles: Sophie Formé épousa Louis Nicolas de Razout, descendant de la branche illégitime, mais reconnue de César de Bourbon, comte de Busset. Nicolas de Razout, général, trouva la mort à Metz, il se couvrit de gloire dans les campagnes d'Italie, d'Allemagne, d'Espagne et montra beaucoup de sang-froid et de courage dans la déroute de Russie en 1813. Leur nièce Eglantine Formé s'est Married to the Viscount of Alexis Cadoine Gabriac Minister Plenipotentiary of France in Mexico under Napoleon III.
In 1910, the castle becomes the popriété Mr Albert Ramillon, from an old family nivernaise established for five centuries in the region Varzy. The property has been in the same family.
protected elements.
Staves, the dovecote and Boutron (cad.G 654 653 651) are subject to registration as a historic monument by order of November 6, 1985.
Inside, the room decorated in the nineteenth century on the ground floor, the stairs, the room with ceiling beams and mud lying on the floor, the room with the fireplace on the floor and, externally , facades, roofs and outbuildings, garden structures and water, including the hydraulic (cad.F 43, G 640, 642 to 651, 653, 656, 661, 663, 664, 693, 785, 788, 790-796, 825, 826; 11.35 ZV) are subject to registration as a historic monument by order of August 18, 2005.
Sources: Wikipedia
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