De Lalaing family

Lalaing (de)
Lalaing (de)
noble family
Country	Holy Roman Empire; County of Hainaut; Habsburg Netherlands; Spanish Netherlands Austrian Netherlands; First French Empire; United Kingdom of the Netherlands; Kingdom of Belgium
Place of origin	County of Flanders
Founded	± 11th century
Titles	Lords of Bugnicourt; Lords of Culemborg; Lords of Escornaix; Lords of Montigny; Lords of Villers; Lords of Wavrin; Lords of Zandbergen; Barons of Arquennes; Counts of Lalaing; Counts of Hoogstraten; Counts of Rennenberg; Counts of Tildonck; Viscount of Audenaerdee; Marquesses of Renty
Motto	Sans Reproche
Estate(s)	Counties of Lallaing, Hoogstraten and Renneberg. Baronies of Montigny, Escornaix. Lordships of Hantes and Bugnicourt. Château de Forest-sur-Marque, Château de Lallaing, Château d'Écaussinnes-Lalaing, Château d'Audenarde, Château d'Hoogstraten, Château de Lalaing

The de Lalaing family is a noble family from the south of Flanders (Lallaing is currently in France) which played an important role in the history of the County of Hainaut and of the Netherlands. The current family belongs to the Belgian nobility.

Lalaing (de)
noble family

Country	Holy Roman Empire County of Hainaut Habsburg Netherlands Spanish Netherlands Austrian Netherlands First French Empire United Kingdom of the Netherlands Kingdom of Belgium
Place of origin	County of Flanders
Founded	± 11th century
Titles	Lords of Bugnicourt Lords of Culemborg Lords of Escornaix Lords of Montigny Lords of Villers Lords of Wavrin Lords of Zandbergen Barons of Arquennes Counts of Lalaing Counts of Hoogstraten Counts of Rennenberg Counts of Tildonck Viscount of Audenaerdee Marquesses of Renty
Motto	Sans Reproche
Estate(s)	Counties of Lallaing, Hoogstraten and Renneberg. Baronies of Montigny, Escornaix. Lordships of Hantes and Bugnicourt. Château de Forest-sur-Marque, Château de Lallaing, Château d'Écaussinnes-Lalaing, Château d'Audenarde, Château d'Hoogstraten, Château de Lalaing