- The
Leyniers family (/lɛnɪjɛ/) is a
bourgeois family that
appeared in
Brussels in the 15th
century and
produced many high-level
tapestry makers and dyers...
- Paul Rubens, 1624
Tapestry with the arms of Michał
Kazimierz Pac, Jan
Leyniers, Brussels, 1667–1669
Silver tankard by Józef Ceypler, Kraków, 1739–1745...
- for him.
Felicia Leynier of
Nevarsin Tower arrives at
Arilinn Tower.
Varzil learns that she is the only
surviving child of
Coryn Leynier and
Queen Taniquel...
- Élisabeth van
Dievoet (1752-1828), wife of
Sieur Charles Marie Joseph Leyniers (1756-1822) per
purchase from her
brother François
Joseph van
Dievoet on...
- was born there. Eugène
Laermans (1864–1940),
painter and
engraver Daniel Leyniers [fr], Esq. (1881–1957), politician, senator, and
mayor of Itterb****, was...
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Brussels Seven Noble Houses of
Brussels Bourgeois of
Brussels Livery company Leyniers family Van der
Meulen family Van
Dievoet family David M. Nicholas, The...
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Green and
black Other names ****ociated with this domain: Castamir, Lanart,
Leynier Ardais Gift:
Catalyst telepathy (awakens
laran that is
latent in a person...
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vander Eecken Fauvage le
Fevere de Ten Hove de
Gaesebeke de G****inck
Leyniers van
Havre Huyghens Kraft de la Saulx,
recognised in 1887
Lannoo Beumont...
- of Storn, Rascard, Duke of Hammerfell,
marries the much
younger Erminie Leynier. The couple's
union produces two sons, Alastair, the heir to Hammerfell...
-
commission in 1711 from the
workshop of the
brothers Urb**** and
Daniel II
Leyniers involved the
painting of six
designs in oil on
canvas on Gr**** history...
