Concino Concini

Italian-French politician, Prime Minister

Concino Concini - Italian-French politician, Prime Minister
Born

1575
450 years ago

Died

April 24th, 1617
408 years ago — 42 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

France

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Served as a prime minister in France during the early 17th century. Influenced French politics during the reign of King Louis XIII. Achieved significant positions within the court, notably as a favorite of Queen Marie de Médicis. His tenure was marked by political intrigue and rivalry with other noble factions. Death occurred due to an assassination linked to his political actions, which underscored the tumultuous nature of the period.

Held the position of Prime Minister of France from 1616 to 1617

Influenced the policies of Marie de Médicis as Queen regent

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