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http://dbpedia.org/ontology/abstract The Grand Veneur de France or Grand HuntsmThe Grand Veneur de France or Grand Huntsman of France was a position in the King's Household in France during the Ancien Régime. The word French "veneur" (huntsman), derives from the Middle French word "vener" (to hunt), (itself from the Latin venor, verb meaning to hunt), from which also was derived the archaic English words "venerer" (hunter) and "venery" (the hunt). The position is sometimes grouped with the Great Officers of the Crown of France. The position was one of the "Great Offices of the Maison du Roi". The position was equivalent to that of the "Grand Master of the Hunt" in certain European royal households. The Grand Veneur was responsible for the royal hunt. The title was created in 1413 by Charles VI at roughly the same time as those of Grand Falconer of France and the "Capitaine du vautrait". The Grand Veneur took care of the king's hunting dogs (roughly 100 hounds) for the stag hunt. Under Charles VIII, he oversaw nine squires (écuyers), nine huntsmen (veneurs), two aides, six valets for the hounds (valets de limiers) and one dog handler for the foxhounds. The service gained even greater prestige under Francis I and Henry II, and the position reached a high point under Henry IV; in 1596, 182 persons were employed by the royal hunt, which included lieutenants, sous-lieutenants, gentlemen, valets for the hounds, mounted and unmounted valets for the dogs, and finally a surgeon and an apothecary. The Grand Veneur was the most important of all the royal offices dealing with the hunt. In the 16th century, the house of Guise held the position five times. In the 17th century, the family Rohan-Montbazon held it three times. At the beginning of the 18th century, the position was given by Louis XIV to Louis-Alexandre de Bourbon, Comte de Toulouse, one of his legitimized children, who, in turn, passed it on to his son Louis Jean Marie de Bourbon, duc de Penthièvre. From the 16th century, the holder of the position received an annual salary of 1200 livres, which was a relatively small sum within the royal household. The Grand Veneur also received additional revenues (up to 10,000 livres). According to Saint-Simon, in 1714, the new sold, for a sum of 500,000 livres. his office of Grand Veneur, which he had just inherited upon the death of his father. Up to a point, the Grand Veneur de France position is comparable to the one of Master of the Buckhounds in the English monarchy.of the Buckhounds in the English monarchy. , Quella di Gran cacciatore di Francia (Grand veneur de France in francese) era uno dei Grandi uffici della Corona di Francia, conferito ai nobili di più alto lignaggio che venivano incaricati di sovrintendere alle partite di caccia reali. , Sous l'Ancien Régime, le grand veneur de France est un grand officier de la Maison du roi chargé des chasses royales. , Великий ловчий Франции (фр. Grand veneur de France) — один из высших королевских сановников королевского двора при Старом Режиме и Реставрации, ответственным за королевскую охоту. , Im Ancien Régime (zur Zeit des AbsolutismuIm Ancien Régime (zur Zeit des Absolutismus) war das Amt des Großjägermeisters von Frankreich (Grand Veneur de France) eines der Großämter des Haushalts des Königs von Frankreich; die damit verbundene Aufgabe waren die königlichen Jagden, vor allem die Hirschjagden, da die Jagd mit Greifvögeln und die Wolfsjagd dem grand fauconnier de France bzw. dem grand louvetier de France oblagen. Das Amt wurde 1413 von König Karl VI. eingerichtet, gleichzeitig mit dem des Grand Fauconnier de France und des capitaine du vautrait. Der Grand Veneur war verantwortlich für eine Meute von rund 100 Jagdhunden. Zur Zeit des Königs Karl VIII. kommandierte der Großjägermeister neun Reitknechte (écuyers), neun Jäger (veneurs), zwei Gehilfen, sechs Bedienstete für die Spürhunde sowie einen für die Hunde für die Fuchsjagd. Die Bedeutung des Amtes wuchs unter den Königen Franz I. und Heinrich II., seine größte Bedeutung hatte es jedoch unter König Heinrich IV.: im Jahr 1596 unterstanden dem Großjägermeister 182 Personen: Leutnants, Unterleutnants, Edelmänner, Bedienstete für die Spürhunde, für die bei der Hetzjagd zu Pferde eingesetzten Hunde, für die normalen Hunde und nicht zu vergessen ein Arzt und ein Apotheker. Im 16. Jahrhundert stellte das Haus Guise fünf Großjägermeister. Das Haus Rohan folgte ihnen im 17. Jahrhundert mit drei Amtsinhabern. Zu Beginn des 18. Jahrhunderts ernannte König Ludwig XIV. seinen unehelichen Sohn Louis-Alexandre de Bourbon, comte de Toulouse, der wiederum die Aufgabe an seinen Sohn Louis Jean Marie de Bourbon, duc de Penthièvre weitergab. Ab dem 16. Jahrhundert wurde der Großjägermeister mit 1.200 Livres jährlich entlohnt, einer vergleichsweise bescheidene Summe. Hier sind allerdings „Zuwendungen“ von rund 10.000 Livres und weitere Gratifikationen hinzuzurechnen. Der Wert des Amtes lässt sich am ehesten an der Information ermessen, die von Saint-Simon stammt. Danach verkaufte der Herzog von La Rochefoucauld das Amt 1714 für 500.000 Livres.efoucauld das Amt 1714 für 500.000 Livres. , Sob o Antigo Regime francês, o "Grand Veneur de France" (em francês), correspondente ao monteiro-mor português, era um alto oficial da Casa do Rei encarregado das caçadas reais.
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rdfs:comment Sob o Antigo Regime francês, o "Grand Veneur de France" (em francês), correspondente ao monteiro-mor português, era um alto oficial da Casa do Rei encarregado das caçadas reais. , Sous l'Ancien Régime, le grand veneur de France est un grand officier de la Maison du roi chargé des chasses royales. , The Grand Veneur de France or Grand HuntsmThe Grand Veneur de France or Grand Huntsman of France was a position in the King's Household in France during the Ancien Régime. The word French "veneur" (huntsman), derives from the Middle French word "vener" (to hunt), (itself from the Latin venor, verb meaning to hunt), from which also was derived the archaic English words "venerer" (hunter) and "venery" (the hunt). The position is sometimes grouped with the Great Officers of the Crown of France. The position was one of the "Great Offices of the Maison du Roi". The position was equivalent to that of the "Grand Master of the Hunt" in certain European royal households.unt" in certain European royal households. , Im Ancien Régime (zur Zeit des AbsolutismuIm Ancien Régime (zur Zeit des Absolutismus) war das Amt des Großjägermeisters von Frankreich (Grand Veneur de France) eines der Großämter des Haushalts des Königs von Frankreich; die damit verbundene Aufgabe waren die königlichen Jagden, vor allem die Hirschjagden, da die Jagd mit Greifvögeln und die Wolfsjagd dem grand fauconnier de France bzw. dem grand louvetier de France oblagen.zw. dem grand louvetier de France oblagen. , Великий ловчий Франции (фр. Grand veneur de France) — один из высших королевских сановников королевского двора при Старом Режиме и Реставрации, ответственным за королевскую охоту. , Quella di Gran cacciatore di Francia (Grand veneur de France in francese) era uno dei Grandi uffici della Corona di Francia, conferito ai nobili di più alto lignaggio che venivano incaricati di sovrintendere alle partite di caccia reali.
rdfs:label Grand Huntsman of France , Grand veneur de France , Grand Veneur de France , Großjägermeister von Frankreich , Великий ловчий Франции , Gran cacciatore di Francia
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