Prince of Sedan

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The Prince of Sedan was a French noble title associated with the sovereign rulers of the small principality of Sedan in northeastern France, notably held by members of the La Tour d’Auvergne family.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French noble title
hereditary title
annexationDate 1642
annexationUnder Louis XIII of France NERFINISHED
annexedBy Kingdom of France NERFINISHED
associatedDynasty House of La Tour d’Auvergne NERFINISHED
associatedWith Principality of Sedan NERFINISHED
associatedWithReligion Calvinism NERFINISHED
borderContext near border with the Holy Roman Empire
near border with the Spanish Netherlands
country France
formerStatus independent principality
governedCity Sedan NERFINISHED
governs Principality of Sedan NERFINISHED
hasTerritorialBase Sedan NERFINISHED
heldBy Frédéric Maurice de La Tour d’Auvergne NERFINISHED
Henri de La Tour d’Auvergne NERFINISHED
La Tour d’Auvergne family NERFINISHED
hereditaryIn La Tour d’Auvergne male line
historicalEra Early Modern period
surface form: Early modern period
languageOfTitle French
linkedToEvent Annexation of Sedan by France NERFINISHED
French Wars of Religion NERFINISHED
Thirty Years’ War NERFINISHED
locatedIn northeastern France
lostSovereignty 17th century
militaryRole command of Sedan fortress
nobleRank prince
notableHolder Frédéric Maurice de La Tour d’Auvergne, Duke of Bouillon NERFINISHED
Henri de La Tour d’Auvergne, Duke of Bouillon NERFINISHED
partOf French nobility
politicalAlignment often opposed to royal centralization
politicalRole Huguenot leader
predecessorTitle Lord of Sedan NERFINISHED
region Ardennes NERFINISHED
relatedTitle Duke of Bouillon NERFINISHED
religiousContext Protestant nobility in France
seatOfPower Sedan Castle NERFINISHED
sovereigntyStatus sovereign ruler of Sedan
strategicImportance control of Meuse valley routes
titleExtinctionReason incorporation of Sedan into royal domain
titleFor ruler of the Principality of Sedan
titleType territorial principality
usedBy French Protestant princes
vassalageStatus nominally under French crown before annexation

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