Leuven

**Leuven** àmi sim mà jàga tà tarayya kà jàga tà mâiwàa ka muninsipalitì mà Flemish Brabant, a gii ta Flemish Region, ƴal tà Beljiyòm.

## Gàalarì

File:View of the Great Market in Leuven, by Wolfgang de Smet, 1650-1700 - Museum M - Leuven, Belgium - DSC05617.JPG|View of the Grote Markt, by Wolfgang de Smet, 
File:Michael Neher - Marktplatz in Löwen (1854).jpg|View of the Grote Markt, by Michael Neher, 1854
File:Leuven City Hall, looking up from base at night.jpg|Town hall
File:Leuven, Oude Markt foto4 2007-08-27 12.26.JPG|View of the Brusselsestraat from the Grote Markt
File:2011-09-24 17.42 Leuven, universiteitsbibliotheek ceg74154 foto4.jpg|The University Library
File:FonskeLeuven.jpg|*Fonske*
File:JacquemartCollegialeSaintPierreLouvain.JPG|Jacquemart at the Collegiate church in Leuven
File:Castle Arenberg, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven adj.jpg|Château of Arenberg, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
File:Leuven station Martelarenplein.jpg|Leuven railway station
File:Leuven-Groot-Begijnhof.jpg|Great Beguinage
File:Leuven-Adrian-VI-College.jpg|Adrian-VI College
File:Martelarenplein Leuven 2008.jpg|Martelarenplein
File:Leuven Fochplein A.jpg|Rector De Somerplein
File:Oude Markt Leuven.jpg|Oude Markt
St. Peter's Church, Leuven (DSCF0898).jpg|St. Peter's church


## Mundi mâiwàa

### Làawû tà Leuven
*Maria of Brabant, queen consort of France (1256–1321)
*Louis Elsevier, book publisher (1540–1617)
*Quentin Matsys, painter (1466–1530)
*Petrus Phalesius the Elder, publisher (c. 1501/05 – c. 1573/74) 
*Petrus van der Aa, jurist (1530–1594)
*Valerio Profondavalle, painter (b. 1533)
*Adriaan van Roomen, mathematician (1561–1615)
*Charles de Bériot, violinist (1802–1870)
*Eugène Prévinaire, second governor of the National Bank of Belgium (1805–1877)
*Laurent-Guillaume de Koninck, palaeontologist and chemist (1809–1887)
*Jean Stas, analytical chemist (1813–1891)
*Bernardine Hamaekers, opera singer (1836–1912)
*Arthur De Greef, pianist and composer (1862–1940)
*Jean Hissette, ophthalmologist (1888–1965)
*Jef Scherens, cyclist, seven-time track cycling world champion, Men's Sprint (1909–1986)
*Georges Claes, cyclist, two-time Paris–Roubaix winner (1920–1994)
*Hortense Clews, World War II Resistance worker and Concentration Camp survivor (1926–2006)
*Arthur Berckmans, comics author (1929–2020)
*Mark Eyskens, politician and former Prime Minister of Belgium (b. 1933)
*Jan Hoet, curator and art critic (1936–2014)
*Louis Tobback, politician and mayor (b. 1938)
*Danny Fabry, musician (b. 1946)
*Emiel Puttemans, middle- and long-distance runner (b. 1947)
*Frank Vandenbroucke, politician (b. 1955)
*Patrick de Radiguès, racing driver and sailor (b. 1956)
*Roland Liboton, cyclist, four-time cyclo-cross world champion (b. 1957)
*Didier de Radiguès, racing driver (b. 1958)
*William Van Dijck, athlete, 1987 World Championships bronze medallist in 3000m steeplechase (b. 1961)
*Thomas Meuwissen, violinmaker (b. 1966) 
*Bruno Bosteels, philosopher, known for English translations of Alain Badiou (b. 1967)
*Judith Vanistendael, comics author, illustrator (b. 1974)
*Kim Gevaert, sprint athlete, Olympic gold medalist in 4×100 relay Beijing 2008 (Silver; Gold after Russian disqualification) (b. 1978)
*Jonathan Vandenbroeck, singer-songwriter, better known as Milow (b. 1981)
*Dries Mertens, footballer (b. 1987)
*Selah Sue, musician and songwriter (b. 1989)
*Sennek, singer; represented Belgium at the 2018 Eurovision with the song "A Matter of Time" (b. 1990)
*Stienes Longin, racing driver (b. 1991)
*Jasper Stuyven, cyclist (b. 1992)
*Laurens Sweeck, cyclist (b. 1993)
*Ben Broeders, pole vault athlete (b. 1995)
*Elise Mertens, tennis (b. 1995)
*Mandela Keita, footballer (b. 2002)

Sashì:Beljiyòm