Duke of Bellegarde

The title Duke of Bellegarde was in 1619 by Louis XIII. Created for the benefit of Roger II. de Saint-Lary (1562–1646), Grand-Écuyer de France . The associated duchy was formed from the Marquisat de Seurre (in today's Département Côte-d'Or ) and the associated and dependent areas.

Seigneurs de Bellegarde

• Roger de Lagorsan, Seigneur de Bellegarde
  • Miramonde de Lagorsan, his daughter; ⚭
• Raymond de Saint-Lary, Seigneur de Gensac , Montastruc , Frontignan et Bellegarde, son of Jean II. De Saint-Lary and Jeanne de Béon ( House of Saint-Lary )
• Pierre (or Perroton) de Saint-Lary (1500–1570), Baron de Bellegarde, their son; ∞ Marguerite d'Orbessan
• Roger I de Saint-Lary (around 1525–1579), Baron de Bellegarde, Marquis de Saluces, Maréchal de France , their son; ∞ Margherita di Saluzzo
• César de Saint-Lary (around 1563–1587), Seigneur de Bellegarde, their son; ∞ Jeanne de Lion
  • Octave de Saint-Lary de Bellegarde (1587–1646), Archbishop of Sens , their son
  • Jean de Saint-Lary († 1586), brother of Roger I, Seigneur de Termes; ∞ Anne / Jeanne de Villemur
• Roger II. De Saint-Lary (1562–1646), Seigneur de Bellegarde, then Baron de Bellegarde, 1619 Duc de Bellegarde

Ducs de Bellegarde

After Saint-Lary's death (1646) without any legitimate descendants, the title was given to the House of Condé . The areas designated as the Duchy of Bellegarde inherited Anne-Marie de Saint-Lary, Roger's niece, who three years earlier had married Jean-Antoine-Arnaud Pardaillan de Gondrin († 1687). The marriage remained childless, her heirs were the descendants of the marriage of her aunt Paule de Saint-Lary († 1621) with Antoine-Arnaud de Pardaillan de Gondrin . In 1715 this was Louis Antoine de Pardaillan de Gondrin (1665–1736).

• Louis Antoine de Pardaillan de Gondrin (1665–1736), 1711 Duc d'Antin, Pair de France, 1711 Seigneur de l'ancien Duché-Pairie d'Épernon, 1715 Seigneur de l'ancien Duché-Pairie de Bellegarde
• Louis II. De Pardaillan de Gondrin (1707–1743), 2nd Duc d'Antin, dit le Duc d'Épernon , Pair de France
• Louis III de Pardaillan de Gondrin (1727–1757), 3rd Duc d'Antin, Pair de France, Seigneur de l'ancien Duché-Pairie d'Epernon, Seigneur de l'ancien Duché-Pairie de Bellegarde

In 1649 the duchy and peerage were transferred from the Marquisat de Seurre to the Marquisat de Choisy-aux-Loges (today Bellegarde (Loiret) ) (including the associated and dependent areas), which itself came from the county of Choisy-aux-Loges and the areas of Chailly , Amilliers, Belardin, Mézières , Fréville , Sury-aux-Bois , Beauchamps , as well as the fief of Les Ruës (including the associated and dependent areas) had been formed.

• 1619–1646: Roger II de Saint-Lary (1562–1646), 1st duc de Bellegarde
• 1646–1646: Henri II. De Bourbon, prince de Condé (1588–1646), 2nd duc de Bellegarde
• 1646–1686: Louis II. De Bourbon, prince de Condé (1621–1686), 3rd duc de Bellegarde
• 1686–1709: Henri Jules de Bourbon, prince de Condé (1643–1709), 4th duc de Bellegarde
• 1709-1710: Louis III. de Bourbon, prince de Condé (1668–1710), 5th duc de Bellegarde
• 1710–1740: Louis IV. Henri de Bourbon, prince de Condé (1692–1740), 6th duc de Bellegarde
• 1740–1818: Louis V. Joseph de Bourbon, prince de Condé (1736–1818), 7th duc de Bellegarde
• 1818-1830: Louis VI. Henri Joseph de Bourbon, prince de Condé (1756–1830), 8th duc de Bellegarde

source

• Étienne Pattou, Saint-Lary, Seigneurs de Bellegarde ( online )