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From Chamboscum in 1130 to Chambosco in 1250, from Chambeuc in 1378 to Chabaud in 1673, it was only in 1710 that the village took the name of Chamboeuf. The history of Chamboeuf is closely linked to that of Jourcey abbey.
Founded in 1130, this priory was initially a Bernardine
convent, then, around the end of the Ancien Régime, became an annexe of the royal house in Saint-Cyr. At the Revolution, the buildings were
destroyed and the only one left standing was a Romanesque chapel which is...
Founded in 1130, this priory was initially a Bernardine
convent, then, around the end of the Ancien Régime, became an annexe of the royal house in Saint-Cyr. At the Revolution, the buildings were
destroyed and the only one left standing was a Romanesque chapel which is...
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