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Marguerite de Navarre

1492 – 1549

Marguerite of Angoulème · Princesse de France · Queen of Navarre · Grandmother of the Bourbon Kings

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Marguerite de Navarre was the grandmother of Henri IV, first Bourbon King of France de Villeroy (1553 - 1617) Henri IV de Villeroy was the grandfather of Louis XIV. She was the ancestress of the Bourbon Kings of France and had many Links with Cremerie de Paris.

Queen of Navarre

Marguerite was first married to the Duke Charles IV of Alencon who died in 1525. 1526 Margaret of Angulème married in a second marriage Henry II of Navarre. and became Queen Marguerite de Navarre

Renaissance Writer

The French historian Frank Ferrand talking about Marguerite de Navarre (unfortunately only in French) ...

The Heptomeron by Marguerite de Navarre
The Heptomeron by Marguerite de Navarre

Books by Marguerite de Navarre

Marguerite de Navarre Grandmother of the Bourbon Kings of France & Cremerie de Paris Marguerite had a litterature salon called "New Parnassus" This connected her with the Villeroy family, advisors of the Kings of France and brought her to the Hotel de Villeroy / Cremerie de Paris for intelectual meetings. She was the grandmother of King Henri IV, the first Bourbon King of France.

"B" for "Bourbon" in a unique Two Letter domain name

The letter "B" of our website VB.com stands for the Bourbons while "V" means Villeroy, Marguerites friends and first owners of Cremerie de Paris. There are only 676 Two letter .coms, the world's shortest and most glamourous internet adresses. VB.com is one of them.

Marguerite de Navarre becomes the name of a square

Nike run during the early days of the Marguerite de Navarre construction
Nike run during the early days of the Marguerite de Navarre construction

1973construction of Chatelet les Halles metro station, heart of the Paris transport system and largest subway station in Europe. 1985 March 15 Internet come alive Registration of the very first Domain Name 1985 April 2 Jacques Chirac, mayor of Paris decides to name the newly created space temporarily called "place D1" Place Marguerite de Navarre. The square faces Cremerie de Paris N°1 , a former Milk Store closed since the 1971 departure of the Les Halles foodmarket 1986 January Johannes von Thurn und Taxis comes to Paris during fashion week. He meets a young student that works in the fashion shows. 1986 March 3 Registration in the United States of HP.com the first Two Letter internet domain.

Telecom pioneers Anselm Franz and Johannes von Thurn & Taxis
Telecom pioneers Anselm Franz and Johannes von Thurn & Taxis

1986May Johannes von Thurn & Taxis, returns to Paris. Through his grandmother Margarethe of Austria he is a 12 x great grandson of Marguerite de Navarre. Through his grandfather Albert he comes from the Thurn and Taxis Postal family. Thurn & Taxis shows place Marguerite de Navarre and the opposit Hotel de Villeroy Bourbon (VB) to the student he had met 3 months before. From 1671 to 1738 VB was the seat of the Royal French Postal Services. Postmaster Anslem Franz von Thurn & Taxis used to go to VB, for postal issues coming by horse from Brussels or Francfort, headquaters of the Thurn & Taxis Post. The visit results in the keys of a little Boutique, Cremerie de Paris N°2, the smallest of today's Cremeries de Paris with the mission to find an idea to reactivate fallen asleep Telecom Energy from the past. Thurn & Taxis was searching for ideas in the field of Telecomunications and Internet. He had the vision of the Telecom industry blocked by State monopoles was coming alive. The small phone shop opens as a repair place for avant-garde Sony phones. Soon it becomes possible to open another next door Sony Boutique. 1990 Dec Sadly Thurn & Taxis dies from heart failure and his own projects come to an end. 1993 June Sony phones and a little jewel left by Coco Chanel to Aimee de Heeren, a friend of Thurn & Taxis make it possible to get a loan to buy the legendaty Cremerie de Paris N°1

1995to 1998 Cremerie de Paris turns into the first Internet Cafe in France Business is difficult as the Boutique is too avant garde for it's time. The construction of the new subway line M14 creates a lot of problems. The only visitors are American Tourist desperately looking for an Internet connection. One of them is the assistant of Jon Postel, inventor of the dot com domains.

1998October 15 Opening of Metro M14.

Phone Book of the World
Phone Book of the World

2000jan 25 the invention of the Phone Book of the World.com 2005 February The Internet cafe closes as web connections had become available in every phone. 2011 January Cremerie de Paris reopens as a Brand Expo location.

Building the Metro exit "Marguerite de Navarre"

2012 - 2018

Chatelet les Halles.com
Chatelet les Halles.com

ChateletlesHalles.com/sortie1

Ben Solms, editor of this article presenting the future Marguerite de Navarre staircase
Ben Solms, editor of this article presenting the future Marguerite de Navarre staircase
David Aaron Benali and Nathalia Brodskaya from the Hermitage Museum St Petersburg presenting the future Marguerite de Navarre subway exit
David Aaron Benali and Nathalia Brodskaya from the Hermitage Museum St Petersburg presenting the future Marguerite de Navarre subway exit

pictures from 2016 show the editor of this article presenting the future staircase and David Aaron Benali standing in front of the future exit with Nathalia Brodskaya, historian from the Hermitage Museum.

Construction of the subway exit Marguerite de Navarre
Construction of the subway exit Marguerite de Navarre
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The construction took quite a long time, 6 years, to complete. Construction timeline of Porte Marguerite de Navarre, the most important Subway exit in Europe ChateletlesHalles.com/sortie1/histoire Marguerite de Navarre entrance gate to the center of Paris

Metro exit Marguerite de Navare to connect with Samaritaine
Metro exit Marguerite de Navare to connect with Samaritaine

Marguerite de Navarre is the easiest acces to the center of Paris with direct RER connections from both airports Roissy CDG (always take the direct RER B trains they are faster) and Orly Metros from all trainstations. M1 and M14 all fully automized. After leaving the subway follow the signs sortie 1, Marguerite de Navarre. After taking the futuristic escalators check out the Pop Up Stores at Cremerie de Paris, a Meeting Place for the World's most famous Brands. Many iconic events have taken place at the Cremeries de Paris like two Pokemon Pop Ups, many fashion events and the launch of numerous Video Games. 150 m down the road you have Samaritaine Europe's ultimate Department store owned by LVMH with Boutiques from Chanel, Dior, Louis Vuitton

Metro exit Marguerite de Navare to connect with Samaritaine
Metro exit Marguerite de Navare to connect with Samaritaine

500 m down the road you have the World's largest Museum the Louvre, home of the Mona Lisa and the Centre Pompidou

Images around place Marguerite de Navarre

Nike run during the early days of the Marguerite de Navarre construction
Nike run during the early days of the Marguerite de Navarre construction

2012Video showing place Marguerite de Navarre before the start of the subway exit construction during the iconic Nike Barbershop Pop Up Store organised by Antoine Leca from the agency Auditoire.

2016Video showing the Marguerite de Navarre subway exit from above during it's contruction and a Final Fantasy Pop Up Store organised by Francois Linh Hoang from the agency Brainwash Francois Linh Hoang is one of the World's must reputated designer of Video game related events. He has organised 7 Pop Up Expos around place Marguerite de Navarre.

2018Video showing the Marguerite de Navarre subway exit during an Amazon Pop Up Store

2019Video showing the Marguerite de Navarre subway exit from above during a Game of Thrones Pop Up Store by Warner Bros (WB.com) also organised by Francois Linh Hoang from Brainwash

Cremerie de Paris decorated as a Pop Up Store Museum
Cremerie de Paris decorated as a Pop Up Store Museum

Cremerie de Paris decorated as a Popu Up Store Museum in between Pop Up Stores

The magic of Marguerite de Navarre contributed to make Cremerie de Paris become a Meeting Place of the Worlds most famous Brands

Coca Cola Pop Up Store
Coca Cola Pop Up Store

Coca Cola Pop Up Store at Cremerie de Paris N°1 oranised by Zyad Rouissi from the agency Friiday. Zyad created two very artistic Pop Ups around place Marguerite de Navarre.

Chivas Regal XV by Dolly Cohen - Pop Up Store
Chivas Regal XV by Dolly Cohen - Pop Up Store

Chivas Regal XV Masterpiece bottle designed by Dolly Cohen next Pop Up Store at Cremerie de Paris N°1 from 7 to 16 Dec 2023 Expo organised by Cloe Escaffre from Pernod Ricard with the help of Lucille Pateau and Andriana Jankovska

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Marguerite de Navarre's Issue / Genealogy

Children · Grandchildren · 16 generations · connected with centuries of history · multiple links with VB / Cremerie de Paris

Marguerite de Navarre, painting by Jean Cluet
Marguerite de Navarre by Jean Clouet around 1527
Marguerite de Navarre (1492 - 1549)
Princess of France, sister of King Francois I
Queen of Navarre,
writer
married to Henry II of Navarre (1503 - 1555)
came to the Hotel de Villeroy Bourbon (VB) / Cremerie de Paris
for receptions and litterary meetings

two children
- Jeanne d'Albrecht (1528 - 1572)
- Jean de Navarre (1530 - 1530)

grandmother of the Bourbons The "B" of VB.com
VB.com, acronym for Villeroy Bourbon

Not everybody knows that Margurite de Navarre
has already been to her square .. over 500 years ago
At the times it was the jonction of
rue St Honore and rue de la Ferronnerie.
Rue des Halles, (imagined 1860 by Empress Eugénie)
did not yet exist.
Marguerite was a friend of Nicolas II de Villeroy
previous owner of the house
and grandfather of Nicolas IV de Villeroy.

Not everybody knows many historic people
have been / are in connection with Cremerie de Paris.
Marguerite de Navarre, painting by Jean Cluet
Francois 1er by Jean Clouet around 1530
brother

Francois 1er (1494 - 1547)
born François d'Angouleme
first Valois King of France (1515 - 1547)
Duke of Milan (1515 - 1525)

Francois Ist was
father of King Henri II (1515 - 1559)
father-in-law of Catherine de Medici (1519 - 1589)

Marguerite de Navarre, painting by Jean Cluet
wood engraving by Hans Holbein

The engraving shows King Francois 1 with his advisor Nicolas II de Villeroy ( 14xx - 1553)
Nicolas II de Villeroy became secretary of the King in 1515

Nicolas II inherited the Hotel de Villeroy Bourbon (VB) from his father Nicolas I de Villeroy
He was the grandfather of Nicolas IV de Villeroy

Protector of the Arts

Marguerite de Navarre, painting by Jean Cluet Leonardo da Vinci (1452 - 1519) was a friend of both
Marguerite de Navarre and her younger brother François 1er

1516 Francois 1er invited Leonardo da Vinci to come to France.
Francois 1er bought
the Mona Lisa (created in 1503) from the artist.

There is no certitude that Leonardo
has been to the Hotel de Villeroy Bourbon (VB),
but it is most likely he knew about the house
which was already very glamorous at his time.

His painting, the Mona Lisa
is located at the Louvre since 1797,
a few minutes walking distance from Cremerie de Paris (VB.com)
Many admires of what might be the World's most famous painting
use the subway exit Marguerite de Navarre to get to the Louvre.
On their way the see the Cremerie de Paris windows
constantly changing iconic Pop Up Stores. .
Jehanne Albret, Queen of Navarre. Tableau chateau de Beauregard
Jeanne d'Albret
daughter Jeanne d'Albret / Jehanne III Reine de Navarre (1528 - 1572)
married to Antoine de Bourbon, King of Navarre.

5 children
- Henri de Bourbon
- Henri IV
- Louis Charles de Bourbon
- Madeleine de Bourbon
- Catherine de Bourbon (1559 - 1604)

2nd generation

The painting is in the Gallery des portraits
du Chateau de Beauregard.
Henry IV, 1st Bourbon King of France
Henri IV, 1st Bourbon King
grandson Henri IV(1553 - 1610)
first Bourbon King of France
married to
Marguerite de Valois (1572 - 1599)
Marie de Medici (1575 - 1642)
3rd generation

12 children
avec Marie de Medicis
- Louis XIII (1601 - 1643)
- Elisabeth de France (1602 - 1644)
- Christine de France (1606 - 1663)
- Monsier d Orleans (1607 - 1611)
- Gaston de France (1608 - 1660)
- Henriette Marie de France (1609 - 1669)

- Cesar de Bourbon (1594 - 1665)
- Catherine Henriette de Bourbon (1596 - 1663)
- Alexandre de Bourbon (1598 - 1629)
- Henri de Bourbon (1601 - 1682)
- Antoine de Bourbon (1607 - 1632)
- Jeanne Baptiste de Bourbon (1608 - 1670)

Nicolas IV de Villeroy
Henri IV had a pied-a-terre at the Cremerie de Paris
Nicolas IV de Villeroy (1543 - 1617)
was a minister and advisor for Henri IV.

Nicolas IV de Villeroy was the heir
of the Hotel de Villeroy Bourbon (VB)
Louis XIII second Bourbon King of France
Louis XIII, 2nd Bourbon King
great-grandson Louis XIII (1601 - 1643)
second Bourbon King of France
married to Anne of Autriche (1601 - 1666)
4th generation

2 children
Louis XIV in 1649 with his brother Philippe and his tutor Nicolas V de Villeroy, owner of the Cremerie de Paris
Louis XIV, 3rd Bourbon King (red circle) Tutor Nicolas V de Villeroy (lived at the VB mansion) Philippe I of Orleans red circle),
2 x great-grandsons - Louis XIV / Sun King (1638 - 1715)
third Bourbon King of France
oldest child of Louis XIII
5th generation
played at the Cremerie de Paris as a child

Nicolas V de Villeroy was his tutor

lived at the Chateau de Versailles
married to Maria Theresia of Spain (1638-1683)
married to
Francois d'Aubiné / Madame de Maintenon (1635 - 1719)

- Philippe I of Orleans / Monsieur (1640 - 1701)
duke of Orléans
second child of Louis XIII
only brother of Louis XIV
played at the Cremerie de Paris as a child

lived at the Chateau de St Cloud
married to Henrietta of England
married to Elisabeth Charlotte of Bavaria (la Palatine).

Nicolas IV de Villeroy Nicolas V de Villeroy on a coin by Jean Vavin

Nicolas V de Villeroy inherited the Hotel de Villeroy Bourbon (VB)
from his grandfather Nicolas IV de Villeroy in 1617
In the late 1630ies he tore down the mansion
to replace it by the present Hotel de Villeroy Bourbon accomplished in 1640.

Junichi Masuda (inventor of the Pokemon music) with Ben Solms and a coin of Nicolas V de Villeroy
Junichi Masuda, composer of the Pokemon Music with a coin of Nicolas V de Villeroy
Masuda was fascinated by the history of VB, mainly due to it's links with the composer Igor Stravinsky
Louis XV with his tutor Francois de Villeroy and the regent Philippe II d'Orleans, painting 1720, Chateau de Versailles
Philippe II d'Orleans on the right young Louis XV, 4the Bourbon King tutor François de Villeroy (son of Nicolas V de Villeroy)
3 x great-grandson Philippe II of Orléans (1674 - 1723)
Regent of France from 1715-1723
during the minority of his great-nephew
Louix XV
nephew of Louis XIV
ancestor of Memo von Sachsen
musician
6th generation
Louis d'Orleans, painting by Alex Simon Belle
Louis Duc d'Orleans
4 x great-grandson Louis Duke of Orleans (1703 - 1752)
married to Johanna of Baden-Baden (1704–1726)

7th generation
Louis Philipp of Orleans I, painting by Alexander Roslin, National Museum Stockholm
Louis Philippe I Duc d'Orleans
5 x great-grandson Louis Philippe I (1725 - 1785)
Duke of Orléans

married to Louise Henriette de Bourbon.
8th generation
Louis Philipp of Orleans II, painting by Joshua Reynolds, Chateau de Chantilly
Louis Philippe II
6 x great-grandson Louis Philippe II (1747 - 1793)
did not like Marie Antoinette married to his cousin Louis XVI

During French Revolution
he adhered to the ideas of Jean-Jacques Rousseau
was also killed in the French Revolution

married to Louise Marie de Bourbon
9th generation
Louis Philipppe, King of the French, painting by Franz Xaver Winterhalter, collection Palacio de Miramar, San Sebastian
King Louis Philippe
7 x great-grandchildren Louis Philippe I (1773 - 1850)
King of the French from 1830 - 1848

10th generation

transformed the chateau de Versailles into a Museum
redesigned place de la Concorde
setting the 3000 year old Luxor Obelisk in the center

created a liberal constitutional monarchy
known as Monarchie de Juillet

replaced by 2nd Republic
with President Louis Napoloen,

1848 replaced by 2nd Republic
with Louis Napoléon (nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte)
first President, then Emperor of France
during the Second Empire

Empress Eugenie played an important
role in the construction of the
Halles Centrales / Pavillons Baltard foodmarlet

married to Maria Amalia of Naples and Sicily.

10 children:
- Ferdinand Philippe Orléans (1810 -1842)
father of Robert d'Orleans, Duc de Chartres (1840 - 1910)
grandfather of Jean d'Orleans, Duc de Guise (1874 - 1940)
great-grandfather of Henri Count of Paris (1908 - 1999)
2x great-grandfather of Henri Count of Paris (1933 - 2019)

Micaela, Countess of Paris with Davis Aaron Benali (Cremerie de Paris)
Micaela, Countess of Paris (1938 - 2022)
was the 3 x grand-daughter in law of King Louis Philippe
the second wife of Henri d'Orleans, Comte de Paris
and the mother of Alexis Boeuf.
In the picture with her young friend David Aaron Benali (Cremerie de Paris)

- Louise, Queen of the Belgians (1812 - 1850)
- Marie Wurtemberg (1813 - 1839)
- Louis d'Orleans, Duke of Nemours (1814 - 1896)
- Francoise d'Orléans (1816 - 18198)

- Clementine Sachsen-Coburg Gotha (1817 - 1907)
see following family tree

- François d'Orlénas , Prince de Joinville (1818 - 1900)
- Charles d'Orléans, Duke of Penthieve (1820 - 1828)
- Henri d'Orléans, Duke of Aumale (1822 - 1897)
- Antoine d'Orléans, Duke of Montpensier (1824 - 1890)

10th generation
Clementine of Orleans as a model for the city of Lille, statue on place de la Concorde, Paris
Clementine d'Orleans
8 x great-granddaughter Clementine of Orleans (1817-1907)
married August of Saxe Coburg and Gotha
11th generation

5 children
- Clotilde of Saxe Coburg
- Ferdinand Tsar of Bulgaria

Clementine overlooks place de la Concorde
next to the Tuileries Garden in Paris.
She is the model for the city of Lille,
one of 8 French city statues of the famous square.
Clementine of Orleans as a model for the city of Lille, statue on place de la Concorde, Paris
Place de la Concorde is 2 km walking distance
from the Cremeries de Paris,
so many times we have been driving by the statue
without realising that both Clementine's
ancesters and descendents
were connected to our history.
Clotilde von Sachsen Coburg and Gotha / Clotilde of Austria
Clotilde de Saxe Coburg
9 x great-granddaughter
Clothilde of Saxe Coburg and Gotha (1846 - 1927)
married Joseph Karl of Austria

They had 7 children, among them:

"Margarethe" of Austria / Thurn und Taxis
who might have been named after "Marguerite" de Navarre

12th generation
Margarethe von Thurn und Taxis with the Diademe of Empress Eugenie
Margarethe of Austria / Thurn & Taxis was named after Marguerite de Navarre Albert 8th Prince and Margarete von Thurn & Taxis with their 7 children in 1910
10 x great-grandaughter Margarethe of Austria (1870 - 1955)
married Albert I von Thurn & Taxis (1870 - 1952)
(nephew of Sissi of Austria)
artist
13th generation

knew Cremerie de Paris in relation it's Postal history

They had 6 sons and one beautiful daughter
Elisabeth Helène von Thurn und Taxis / Markgravine von Sachsen.

Pearl tiara of Empress Eugenie
for their wedding Albert bought the famous Tiara, crown jewel of France
The perl tiara was ordered by Napoléon III for his wedding with Eugenie de Montijo
The 212 pearls and 1998 diamonds come from old old jewels of the Bourbons.
The tiara can be seen in multiple historic paintings
including those of Franz Xavier Winterhalter.

Next to the crown of the Queen of England
or the tiara of the Tsarina of Russia
it is today the World's most valuable jewel.

Sadly for the Postal family
Gloria von Thurn und Taxis
sold the tiara for the equivalent of 567.023 euro
which might not even be 5% of todays value.

Today the tiara is based at the Louvre,
Gallerie Appolon
800 m walking distance from Cremerie de Paris / Place Marguerite de Navarre
Elisabeth Helene von Thurn & Taxis, Margravia of Sachsen with her older brother Karl August von Thurn und Taxis
Elisabeth Helene von Sachsen and her brother Karl August, later 10th Prince of Thurn & Taxis
11 x great-grandchildren
Karl August von Thurn & Taxis (1898 - 1982)
married Maria Anna of Braganza (1899 - 1971)
grandaughter of King Miguel of Portugal
3 children

Elisabeth Helene von Thurn und Taxis (1903 - 1976)
married Margrave Friedrich Christian von Meissen (1893 - 1968),
son of the last King of Saxony,
Frederick Augustus III
6 children

14th generation
Johannes von Thurn & Taxis
Johannes, 11th Prince von Thurn & Taxis Maria Anna von Sachsen Gessaphe Mathilde (Aja) von Sachsen
12 x great-grandchildren children of Karl August von Thurn und Taxis
- Clotilde von Liechtenstein (1922 - 2009)
married to Johann von Liechtenstein (1914 - 2004)
5 children

- Mafalda von Thurn und Taxis (1924 - 1989)
married to Franz von Thurn und Taxis (1915 - 1997)
one child

Soraya with her friend Johannes Thurn und Taxis in New York
Johannes von Thurn & Taxis (1926 - 1990)
in the picture with Soraya Esfandiary,
former Queen of Iran

Johannes Thurn und Taxis with Aimee de Heeren and Ben Solms
Johannes Thurn & Taxis
is a key person in the history of Cremerie de Paris

1986 pushed young Ben Solms
to bring fallen asleep history back to life

In the center of the picture Aimee de Heeren,
former secret service agent, WW2 resistant
fiancée of Joe Kennedy Jr
other key person in the history of Cremerie de Paris

See also the Telecom history of the family
in direct relation with Phone Book of the World
edited from place Marguerite de Navarre
Thurn-Taxis.com

children of Elisabeth Helene von Thurn und Taxis
- Maria Emmanuel von Sachsen (1926 - 2012)
oldest child, very original
no children

- Maria Anna von Sachsen (1929 - 2012)
married Roberto of Gessaphe
3 sons

- Mathilde (Aja) von Sachsen Coburg (1936 - 2018)
doctor for children in Innsbruck
friend of Cremerie de Paris
was watching every Cremerie Pop Up Store from Austria

Mathilde had one only child Johannes Albert (1969-1987)
who played with the editor of this article when they were small.
Johannes Albert von Sachsen died in an accident at age 17.

15th generation
Memo von Sachsen Gessaphe in front of the Marguerite de Navarre staircase, named after his 13 x great grand mother Marguerite with Ben Solms (Cremerie de Paris)
Memo von Sachsen Gessaphe with Ben Solms (Cremerie de Paris) in front of the staircase named after his 13 x great-grandmother Marguerite de Navarre Memo von Sachsen helps Cremerie de Paris in history research.
13 x great-grandson children of Maria Anna von Sachsen

Alexander von Sachsen

Memo von Sachsen Gessaphe
interior architect, art consultant

Karl August von Sachsen Gessaphe

16th generation
Memo von Sachsen Gessaphe,
with David Aaron Benali (Cremerie de Paris)
and Eugenie's tiara now at the Louvre
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