List counts de Charolais

Of 973 with 1237, the Charolais belongs to the count de Chalon. There is no particular title been dependant on the Charolais.

In 1237, Hugues IV, duke of Burgundy buys it to the count de Chalon, and to its second wire Jean in 1248 gives it. The Charolais would have been set up in county between 1270 and 1316 according to the sources.

First counts de Charolais (1237-1391)

  • 1237 - 1248: Hugues IV (1212 † 1272), duke of Burgundy
married in 1229 with Yolande de Dreux (1212 † 1248)

  • 1248 - 1267: Jean of Burgundy (1231 † 1267), count of Charolais, lord of Bourbon (1248), wire of the precedents

married in 1248 with Agnes of Bourbon (1237 † 1287), lady of the Bourbon

  • 1267 - 1310: Beatrice of Burgundy (1257 † 1310), countess of Charolais, lady of the Bourbon, girl of the precedents

married in 1272 Robert de France (1256 † 1317), count de Clermont, wire of Saint-Louis married in 1309 with Jeanne d' Argie

  • 1316 - 1364: Beatrice de Clermont (1310 † 1364), countess of Charolais, girl of the precedent

married in 1327 with Jean Ier († 1373), count d' Armagnac, of Rodez and Fézensac married with Jeanne de Périgord married in 1393 with Good of Berry (1362 † 1435)

When in 1391, Bernard inherits Armagnac and Rodez (following the death of his/her older brother Jean), it wind the Comté of Charolais to Philippe Bold the, duke of Burgundy.

Dukes of Burgundy (1391-1477)

1391 - 1404: Philippe Bold the (1342 † 1404), duke of Burgundy
His wife, Marguerite III of Flanders, often deals with the administration of the county.

1404 - 1410: Jean without Fear (1371 † 1419), duke of Burgundy, wire of the precedent

From Philippe the Good, the oldest sons of the dukes of Burgundy receive the county of Charolais of living of their father, in order to be exerted with the exercise of the capacity.

1410 - 1433: Philippe the Good (1396 † 1467), duke of Burgundy, wire of the precedent

Between 1419 and 1423, Marguerite of Bavaria, widow of Jean without Fear, has the pleasure of the county.

1433 - 1477: Charles Bold the (1433 † 1477), duke of Burgundy, wire of the precedent

In 1477, Louis XI appendix the county of Charolais to the crown of France and equips it with a Baillage.

Kings d' Espagne also counts de Charolais (1493-1684)

In 1493, by the Treated of Senlis, Charles VIII must return the county to the son-in-law of Charles Bold the, the emperor Maximilien de Habsbourg.

  • 1493 - 1499: ''' Maximilien de Habsbourg ''' (1459 † 1519), emperor of the Saint Worsens

  • 1499 - 1506: ''' Philippe the Beautiful ''' (1478 † 1506), king de Castille and of León, his/her son
  • 1506 - 1530: ''' Marguerite of Austria ''' (1480 † 1530), governor of the Netherlands, his sister
  • 1530 - 1558: Charles Quint (1500 † 1558), emperor of the Saint Worsens, king d' Espagne and of the Spanish America, king de Sicile
At the beginning of the 16th century, the kings de France confiscated on several occasions Charolais (between 1507 and 1509, 1521 and 1526, 1536 and 1544, 1551 and 1559). The kings d' Espagne obtained his restitution with each peace treaty (1526: treaty of Madrid, peace of Cambric, 1544: peace of Crespy, 1559: treated of Cateau-Cambrésis).

  • 1559 - 1598: Philippe II of Spain (1527 † 1598), king d' Espagne and of Portugal, wire of Charles Quint

  • 1598 - 1599: Philippe III of Spain (1578 † 1621), king d' Espagne, of Portugal, of the Netherlands, etc, his/her son
  • 1599 - 1633: Isabelle of Spain (1566 † 1633), governor of the Netherlands, countess of Burgundy and Charolais, his/her sister
  • 1633 - 1665: Philippe IV of Spain (1605 † 1665), king d' Espagne, of Portugal, of Deux-Siciles and of the Netherlands, wire of Philippe III of Spain
During this period, the kings de France again confiscated Charolais (between 1635 and 1668, 1674 and 1678), whose kings d' Espagne obtained the restitution by the peace treaties of Aachen and of Nimègue.

In 1684, for debts contracted by Philippe IV of Spain towards the Large Cop, the Parlement of Paris pronounces the seizure of the county to the profit of this last.

Princes de Condé (1684-1751)

  • 1684 - 1686: Large Cop (1621 † 1686), Prince de Condé, etc
  • 1686 - 1709: Henri III of Bourbon-Cop (1643 † 1709), Prince de Condé, etc, its son
His daughter Anne-Louise was called Miss de Charolais . His daughter Louise-Anne is known under the name of Miss de Charolais .

In 1761, Louis XV appendix the county of Charolais to the crown, by an exchange against the ground of Palaiseau with Louise-Anne.

Fastening with the Crown (1761-1789)

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