Category:Emmanuel Philibert, Duke of Savoy

Emmanuel Philibert
	Duke of Savoy from 1553 to 1580
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Date of birth	8 July 1528; Chambéry
Date of death	30 August 1580; Turin
Place of burial	Sindone Chapel;
Country of citizenship	Spain;
Residence	Lierna;
Occupation	military personnel;
Noble title	duke;
Family	House of Savoy;
Father	Charles III, Duke of Savoy;
Mother	Beatrice of Portugal, Duchess of Savoy;
Child	Charles Emmanuel I, Duke of Savoy;
Spouse	Margaret of France, Duchess of Berry;
Award received	Knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece (1546);
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Emmanuel Philibert (July 8, 1528 – August 30, 1580) was Duke of Savoy from 1553 to 1580.

When Emanuele Filiberto succeded his father Carlo III in 1553 he was essentially a duke without a duchy. A series of wars involving French, Spanish and Swiss forces had devasted Savoy, and by 1536 Francis I had brought the duchy under complete French rule. Emanuele in exile served the king of Spain as governor-general of the Lowlands, and in 1557 delivered a devastating defeat to the French at St. Quentin. As part of subsequent negotiations the Duke was confirmed as the independent ruler of Savoy, assuming full control of his duchy in 1559. The extremely rare talleros of 1556 and 1558 show a strong German influence, probably reflecting the Duke's martial activities in northern Europe. Emmanuel Philibert made Turin his capital, thus shifting the center of his duchy from France to Italy, and Savoy's growing influence in Italian affairs led to the establishment of the House of Savoy as the royal Italian house in 1861.