David van Bourgondië

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DAVID VAN BOURGONDIË (also David de Bourgogne in Thérouanne)

Born : 1427
Deceased : April 25, 1496

Bishop of Thérouanne, 1451-1456
Bishop of Utrecht, 1456-1496

Official blazon

Origin/meaning

The arms show quartered the arms of the Diocese of Utrecht (cross) and the arms of the Dukes of Burgundy (Bourgondë) in the other two quarters. This combination can be found on the seals of the bishop and some tapestries.

The arms in the Kattendijkekroniek manuscript in the Dutch National Library (ca. 1491)	His arms in a manuscript, 1573
His arms on a coin full personal arms	His arms on a coin quartered with diocese
Utrecht and Burgundy (old) only	The arms on a seal (1457)