Duarte de Puy
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Duarte de Puy | |
|---|---|
| Lord | |
| Born | 12th Century Coimbra, Portugal |
| Died | 12th Century Kingdom of France |
| Noble family | PUY |
| Father | Godefroy de Puy |
| Mother | Elvira Viegas |
| Occupation | Diplomat |
Duarte de Puy (c. 1125–11?) was a Portuguese nobleman and ambassador of Pope Clement II in Rome.[1] He served the King Sancho I in the war against the Moors.[2]
Duarte was born in Coimbra, Kingdom of Portugal, son of Godofredo de Puy, a knight from Normandy, France. His wife was Genebra de Sousa, daughter of Álvaro de Sousa, Lord of Moncorvo .[3]
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