List counts and dukes of Vendôme

Bouchardides

956. 967 - 1005: Bouchard I {{er}} Worthy the , count de Vendôme; named by Hugues Capet count de Paris; by marriage count de Corbeil and lord of the manor of Melun; Solicitor of Saint-Maur-of-Ditches
épouse Elisabeth, widow of the count Haimon of Corbeil

1005 - 1017: Renaud , chancellor (988), bishop of Paris (991) (- † v. 1017), wire of the precedent

1017 - 1023: Bodon , count de Vendôme († 1023)
épouse Adele of Vendôme-Anjou , girl of Foulque III Nerra, count d' Anjou and of Elisabeth de Vendôme (girl of Bouchard I {{er}} says Worthy the and of Elisabeth of Melun).
1023 - 1028: Bouchard II the Bald person , count de Vendôme († 1028), wire of the precedent.

1028 - 1032: Adele of Vendôme-Anjou , mother of the precedent et
Foulques Oison , count de Vendôme († 1066), brother of the precedent

1056 - 1066: Foulques Oison , count de Vendôme († 1066), again
1066 - 1085: Bouchard III the young person , count de Vendôme, wire of the precedent

1085 - 1102: Geoffroy II '' the Jordan '' († v. 1102), lord of Preuilly, by marriage count de Vendôme (1086-1101), wife Eufrosine , girl of Foulque Oison
1102 - 1137: Geoffroy III '' Grisegonnelle '' , count de Vendôme († 1137), wire of the precedent

1137 - 1180: Jean I {{er}} , count de Vendôme (1110 † 1180), wire of the precedent
1180 - 1202: Bouchard IV , count de Vendôme (1139 † 1202), wire of the precedent
1202 - 1211: Jean II , count de Vendôme († 1211), grandson of the precedent

1202 - 1211: supervision of his/her large uncle Geoffroy de Vendôme, wire of Jean Ier

1211 - 1217: Jean III '' the Ecclesiastic '' , count de Vendôme († 1217), wire of Bouchard IV

1217 - 1230: Jean IV of Vendôme , lord of Montoire, count de Vendôme, grandson of Bouchard IV by his mother
1230 - 1249: Pierre de Vendôme , count de Vendôme (1200 † 1249), wire of the precedent
1249 - 1270: Bouchard V of Vendôme , count de Vendôme († 1270), wire of the precedent
1271 - 1315: Jean V of Vendôme , count de Vendôme and lord of Castrate († 1315), wire of the precedent
1315 - 1354: Bouchard VI of Vendôme , count de Vendôme and lord of Castrate († 1354), wire of the precedent
1354 - 1364: Jean VI of Vendôme , count de Vendôme and of Castrate († 1364), wire of the precedent
1364 - 1371: Bouchard VII of Vendôme , count de Vendôme and of Castrate († 1371), wire of the precedent
1371 - 1372: Jeanne de Vendôme , countess of Vendôme and of Castrate († 1372), girl of the precedent

1371 - 1372: supervision of his/her grandmother Jeanne de Ponthieu, widow of Jean VI.

1372 - 1403: Catherine de Vendôme , countess of Vendôme and of Castrate († 1411), girl of Jean VI, wife Jean VII of Bourbon

1372 - 1393: Jean VII of Bourbon , count de Vendôme († 1393), and Catherine de Vendôme her wife
1403 - 1446: Louis Ier of Bourbon-Vendôme (1376 † 1446), wire of the precedents

1446 - 1477: Jean VIII of Bourbon-Vendôme († 1477), wire of the precedent
1477 - 1495: François of Bourbon-Vendôme (1470 † 1495), wire of the precedent

1477 - 1484: supervision of his/her brother-in-law Louis de Joyeuse, husband of Jeanne de Vendôme.

1495 - 1537: Charles of Bourbon (1489 † 1537), wire of the précédent
En 1514, the county of Vendôme is set up in duchy-peerage. In 1527, Charles of Bourbon Inherits the title of duke of Bourbon.

1495 - 1546: the government is ensured by Marie of Luxembourg († 1546), widow of François of bourbon and usufruitière of his goods.

1537 - 1562: Antoine of Bourbon (1518 † 1562), king de Navarre by his wife Jeanne III of Albret
1562 - 1589: Henri IV of France (1533 † 1610), king de France (1589-1610)

1598 - 1665: César de Vendôme (1594 † 1665), wire legitimated of Henri IV and Gabrielle d' Estrées
1665 - 1669: Louis II of Vendôme (1612 † 1669), wire of the precedent, married to Laure Mancini
1669 - 1712: Louis III Joseph de Vendôme (1654 † 1712), wire of the precedent
1712 - 1727: Philippe de Vendôme (1655 † 1725), brother of the precedent

As of 1712, Louis XIV appendix Vendômois with the pretext that Philippe de Vendôme, being Knight of the Order of Malta, did not have the right to have anything.

1771 - 1789: included in the prerogative of the count de Provence , future Louis XVIII

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