House of Chevreuse

House of Chevreuse

The seigniory of Chevreuse, after having belonged to the Montmorency and to Claude of Lorraine, passed in 1657, for lack of male heir, with the Maison of Luynes, and the use is established in this family to carry male in male alternatively the titles of duke of Luynes and duke of Chevreuse.

Dukes of Chevreuse

Jean IV of Brush (1545 - 1555);
Charles Ier de Guise (1555 - 1574);
Charles II of Own way (1574 - 1606);
Claude of Lorraine, duke of Chevreuse, (1578 - 1657);
Marie de Rohan-Montbazon, duchess of Chevreuse (1655 - 1663), wife of the precedent;
Charlotte-Marie of Lorraine, young lady of Chevreuse, girl of the precedents;
Louis Charles of Albert, duke of Luynes (1620 - 1690);
Charles Honore d' Albert, duke of Luynes, Chaulnes and Chevreuse (1663 - 1704);
Charles Philippe d' Albert (1704 - 1735);
Marie Charles Louis d' Albert (1735 - 1768);
Louis Joseph Charles Amable d' Albert (1768 - 1807);
Charles Marie Paul Andre of Albert (1807 - 1839);
Honore Théodoric Paul Joseph d' Albert (1839 - 1867);
Charles Honore Emmanuel d' Albert (1867 - 1870);
Honore Charles Marie Sosthène d' Albert (1870 - 1923);
Philippe d' Albert (1923 - 1993);
Jean d' Albert (1993 - present).

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