Charles, Duke of Vendôme

French Noble and Military Leader

Charles, Duke of Vendôme - French Noble and Military Leader
Born

June 2nd, 1489
535 years ago

Died

1537
488 years ago — 48 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

France

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Born in 1489, held the title of Duke of Vendôme. Played a significant role in the military conflicts during the Italian Wars. Served as a commander for the French forces, leading campaigns against various European powers. Became a prominent figure in the French nobility and was involved in the politics of his time, particularly during the reign of King Francis I. His lineage continued to influence French aristocracy in subsequent generations.

Commanded French forces during the Italian Wars

Influenced French nobility

Held the title of Duke of Vendôme

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