Duke of Beaumont
The French title Duke of Beaumont ( Duc de Beaumont ) was created twice in the Ancien Régime .
- 1543 as a Duché-Pairie based on the vice-county of Beaumont-sur-Sarthe (Beaumont-au-Maine) for a member of the House of Valois . The title passed to the Bourbons in 1550 and expired in 1589 as King Henry III. of Navarre when Henry IV became King of France.
- 1765 as Duché and 1817 as Duché-Pairie based on Beaumont-du-Gâtinais for the House of Montmorency . The title expired in 1878 with the 3rd Duke.
First award
The vice-county of Beaumont-au-Maine had belonged to the House of Valois-Alençon since 1370 , and Françoise d'Alençon was the heir to the vice-county.
- Françoise d'Alençon (* 1490/91, † 1550) Vice Countess of Beaumont, 1543 Duchess of Beaumont. ⚭ I 1505 François II. D'Orléans (* 1478, † 1513), Count of Dunois , 1505 Duke of Longueville ( House of Orléans-Longueville ); ⚭ II 1513 Charles I. de Bourbon (* 1489, † 1537), Count and 1515 Duke of Vendôme ( Bourbon )
- Antoine de Bourbon (* 1518, † 1562), their son from their second marriage, 1537 Duke of Vendôme , 1550 Duke of Beaumont. ⚭ 1548 Jeanne d'Albret (* 1528, † 1572), 1555 Queen of Navarre
- Henri de Bourbon (* 1551, † 1552), their son, Duc de Beaumont
- Henri de Bourbon (* 1553, † 1610), whose brother was named Heinrich III in 1572. King of Navarre and in 1589 as Henry IV. King of France, with which the title expires
Second award
- Achille d'Harlay, Comte de Beaumont (-en-Gâtinais), Councilor of State. ⚭ Anne Renée Louise du Lovet, Dame de Coetjanval
- Louise Madeleine d'Harlay (* 1694, † 1749), their daughter. ⚭ 1711 Christian Louis de Montmorency-Luxembourg (* 1675, † 1746) Prince de Tingry , 1734 Marshal of France
- Charles-François Christian de Montmorency-Luxembourg (* 1713, † 1787), their son, February 7, 1765 Duc de Beaumont, Prince de Tingry
- Anne Christian de Montmorency-Luxembourg (* 1767, † 1821), his son, 1787 2nd Duc de Beaumont, Prince de Tingry, 1817 Duc-Pair
- Anne Edouard Louis Joseph de Montmorency-Luxembourg (* 1802, † 1878), his son, called Le Duc de Montmorency-Luxembourg, 1821 3rd Duc de Beaumont, Prince de Tingry,
Others
See also: County of Beaumont-sur-Oise and County of Beaumont-le-Roger