Classification of historical monuments 19 juillet 1927 (≈ 1927)
Official classification of the seigneurial pillar.
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Heritage classified
Seigneurial Borne located near the gate of the Château de Charnailles : classification by decree of 19 July 1927
Origin and history
The seigneurial pillar of Jambles is an emblematic monument located in the municipality of Jambles, in Saône-et-Loire, in the region Burgundy-Franche-Comté. It has been classified as historic monuments since 19 July 1927, reflecting its historic significance and value to the community.
This terminal is located near the gate of Charnailles Castle, at 17 A Rue de Charnailles. Although its exact role is not detailed in the sources, seigneurial pillars were generally used to mark the boundaries of noble territories or properties, reflecting feudal organization and local power structures over the centuries.
Such monuments often recall the history of the seigneuries and rural communities, where the pillars played a symbolic and practical role in the management of lands and seigneurial rights. Their preservation makes it possible to better understand the social and territorial dynamics of the period.
The seigneurial pillar of Jambles is today a tangible vestige of this past, accessible to visitors interested in local history and the architectural heritage of Burgundy-Franche-Comté.
