Christine de Lalaing
Also known as Marie-Christine de Lalaing
combattante durant la révolte des Pays-Bas
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Philippe-Christine de Lalaing (1545 - probablement à Condé † 1582 - Anvers), était la fille de Charles II de Lalaing (vers 1506 † 1558), comte de Lalaing et Marie de Montmorency-« Nivelle » ( † 5 février 1570), ainsi que l'épouse de Pierre de Melun, prince d'Épinoy, , sénéchal du Hainaut, gouverneur de Tournai. En l'absence de son mari, elle défendit la ville de Tournai contre le duc de Parme, Alexandre Farnèse en 1581.
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