#chateau de bussy-rabutin

[foxeia]

Chateau de Bussy Rabutin

[dixvinsblog]

Seb Guyomard, artiste photographe : d'hier et d'aujourd'hui

g1 Chateau de Bussy Rabutin-21 g2-7-8-9-10 Auxerre-89 g3-11 Clamecy -58 g4 Chateau des Maulnes- Cruzy-le-Châtel-89 g5 Montréal – 89  g6 – g12 Druyes les belles fontaines -89 G13 Hier G14 Flavigny -21 G15 Château du Saulce – Escolives sainte Camille -89 G16 – Le Phare

[miffy-junot]

@tetreaultology-and-tabarnak strangely enough, him being buried in Pere Lachaise is actually a case of misidentification :0

There is indeed a Junot buried in a simple, overgrown grave in Pere Lachaise, but it's not Andoche - it's Guy-Claude Junot! It's hard to read the writing on the grave due to the ivy and the degradation of the stone, but the name engraved on this tombstone is Guy-Claude, which makes sense as he died in Paris. When the ivy is cleared away the grave is still hard to read because it's so faded, but here's a photo of the grave from the web that I adjusted the contrast on to make the writing a little easier to read, and as you can see, the name isn't Jean-Andoche but Guy-Claude:

Junot's real grave is in the old Montbard cemetery - originally he was buried in a simple grave and his father was buried next to him when he died a year later, but in 1898 both were reburied beneath a grand memorial (Junot being honoured for his service to France, papa Junot being honoured for his contributions to the local community).

This monument is much grander (and the largest one in the whole cemetery). For scale, here are some photos from the anniversary of Junot's death in 2013 (there was a massive Napoleonic themed ball at the Chateau de Bussy-Rabutin and a grand ceremony at the cemetery, I wish I'd been there but unfortunately I was a young child and did not know Junot existed T-T):

(sorry if I yapped too much, I'm just a bit fixated on graves and Junot's in particular)

once you visit France , would you rather go to Paris or Montbard ? :3

Probably Paris because there’s a wider range of things to see and do 🤔

Although sadly Paris lacks juju stuff so I’ll have to go to Montbard + Bussy-le-grand to see his grave and everything else

[livesunique]

Château de Bussy-Rabutin, Bussy-le-Grand, 

Côte-d'Or en Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France

[mimsdetroit-blog]

Chateau de Bussy-Rabutin, France. via @notesfromcamelidcountry. & pinterest,

[voyagemetamiles]

[dector-dupuy]

Chimères  Chateau de Bussy-Rabutin Bussy-le-grand cur. Rémi Tamain 7 nov. 2019 - 22 mars 2020

[78682homes]

Le château de Bussy-Rabutin (Côte-d’Or) 78682 homes

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Le château de Bussy-Rabutin (Côte-d’Or)

Classé monument historique en 1862 et acquis par l’État en 1929, le château bourguignon de Bussy-Rabutin est un ancien logis médiéval du XVIe siècle réaménagé à la Renaissance. Au XVIIe siècle, son propriétaire le comte Roger de Bussy-Rabutin (1618-1693), cousin de Madame de Sévigné, y crée un décor unique, une galerie de trois cents portraits, inspiré de l’histoire de France et nourri par la rancœur d’avoir été contraint à l’exil par Louis XIV pour avoir…

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[elrhazijalil]

Journées européennes du patrimoine : le programme des 15 et 16 septembre 2018

Jalil El Rhazi, Journées européennes du patrimoine : le programme des 15 et 16 septembre 2018.

Aqueduc romain du Gier (Rhône), château de Bussy-Rabutin (Côte-d'Or), hôtel-Dieu de Chateau-Thierry (Aisne), château de Carneville (Manche), hôtel de Polignac (Gers), rotonde de Montabon (Sarthe), domaine de Maison-Rouge (La Réunion), villa Viardot (Yvelines), habitation Bisdary (Guadeloupe), théâtre des Bleus de Bar (Meuse)... Placées cette année sous le signe de « l'art du partage », les journées européennes du patrimoine se déroulent les 15 et 16 septembre 2018.

[tynatunis]

Another castle and a story by @jasonmowen If only all exiles looked like this.. The Burgundy chateau of Roger de Bussy-Rabutin, exiled courtier of the Sun King. And dumped by his girlfriend, the Marquise de Montglas at the same time. François Halard photography, as seen in The World of Interiors. . . I love Burgundy for its wines and castles...ah la belle vie... . . (at Château de Bussy-Rabutin)

[vacilandoelmundo]

Château de Bussy-Rabutin, Bussy-le-Grand, France

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[miffy-junot]

@iron--and--blood allow me to introduce you to one of the most insane pieces of Junot lore:

His birthplace was a tiny, peaceful, very pretty village in the Côte-d'or department, Burgundy, with the beautiful name of.... Bussy-le-grand (....the big Bussy). Mostly known for the Chateau de Bussy-Rabutin, property of the Comte de Bussy. (I am trying so hard to hold in my laughter).

Junot grew up in bussy village and, shockingly, seemed to develop an interest in bussy or should I say napoleussy

once you visit France , would you rather go to Paris or Montbard ? :3

Probably Paris because there’s a wider range of things to see and do 🤔

Although sadly Paris lacks juju stuff so I’ll have to go to Montbard + Bussy-le-grand to see his grave and everything else