List of the bishops of Valence
The following people were bishops of Valence ( France ):
- Emilia (347-374)
- Sextius (374-?)
- Maximus I (400-419)
- Cariatho (around 442)
- Waldebert (478–?)
- Apollinarius (517-520)
- Gallus (549)
- Maximus II (567-581)
- Raynoalde (Romuald) (581 and 585)
- Elephas I. (? -641)
- Agilulf (641–?)
- Waldus (? –650)
- Angilde (650-658)
- Abbo (678-?)
- Salvius I (68?)
- Antonie I.
- Bonit (788-800)
- Salvius II (800-804)
- Lupicine (804–?)
- Antonie II? -?
- Elephas II.? -?
- Lambert I. (? -835)
- Ado (835-842)
- Dunctran? -?
- Eilard? -?
- Brokhard? -?
- Argimbert? -?
- Agilde (? –858)
- Ratbert (Robert) (858-879)
- Isaac II (886-889)
- Imeric (? -907)
- Remegaire (Romegari) I (907-924)
- Odilbert (947-950)
- Aimon (960-981)
- Guigues (Guy) I. (994-997)
- Lambert II (997-1001)
- Remegaire II (1001-1016)
- Guigues II (1016-1025)
- Humbert d´Albon (1028-1030)
- Ponç Adhemar (1031-1056)
- Odo I. (1058-1060)
- Raiginari (1060-1063)
- Gontard (1063-1100)
- Henric I. (1100-1107)
- Eustache (1107–1141) (see House Poitiers-Valentinois )
- Johann I (1141–1145)
- Bernard (1146-1154)
- Odo II. De Crussol (1154–1183) ( House of Crussol )
- Lantelm (1183-1187)
- Falco (1187-1200)
- Humbert de Miribel (1200-1220)
- Gerald (Gerold of Jerusalem) , (also from Flanders) (1220–1231)
- William of Savoy (1231-1239)
- Boniface of Savoy (1239-1242)
- Philip of Savoy (1242–1268)
- Guy III. de Montlaur (1268)
- Bertrand (1268-1272)
- Guy III. de Montlaur (1272–1274) ( 1275 to 1678 the diocese is amalgamated with Die )
- Amadeus del Rossillon (1274–1281)
- Philippe de Bernusson (1281-1282)
- Henry of Geneva (1282–1283)
- John II of Geneva (1283–1297)
- Guillaume del Rossillon (1297-1331)
- Adhemar de la Voulte (1331-1336)
- Henri de Villars (1336-1342)
- Pierre de Chastellux (1342-1350)
- Godofred (1350-1354)
- Louis de Villars (1354-1376)
- Guillaume de la Voulte (1376-1383)
- Amadeus de Saluzzo (1383-1389)
- Henric II (1389-1390)
- Jean de Poitiers (1390–1448) ( Poitiers-Valentinois House )
- Louis of Poitiers (1448–1468) ( Poitiers-Valentinois House )
- Gerard de Crussol (1468–1472) ( House of Crussol )
- Jacques de Bathernay (1472–1474)
- Antoine de Balzac (1474–1491) ( House of Balzac )
- Jean d'Epinay (1491–1503)
- Francisco Cardinal Lloris y de Borja (1503–1505)
- Urbain de Miolan (1505)
- Gaspard de Tournon (1505-1520)
- Jean Cardinal de Lorraine (1520-1522)
- Antoine Cardinal Duprat (1522-1524)
- Cardinal François-Guillaume de Castelnau de Clermont-Lodève (1524–1531)
- Antoine de Vesc (1531–1537) (afterwards Bishop of Castres)
- Jacques de Tournon (1537–1553) (afterwards Bishop of Castres)
- Jean de Monluc (1553–1579)
- Charles I. de Leberon (1579–1600)
- Pierre-André de Leberon (1600–1621)
- Charles II. De Leberon (1621-1654)
- Daniel de Cosnac (1654–1687)
- Guillaume Bokhard de Champigny (1687–1705)
- Jean de Catellan (1705-1725)
- Alexandre de Milon (1725–1771)
- Pierre-François de Grave (1771–1787)
- Gabriel-Melchior de Messey (1778-1791)
- François Marbes (1791–1795) ( Constitutional Bishop )
- Sedis vacancy (1795–1801)
- François Bécherel (1802-1815)
- Marie-Joseph-Antoine-Laurent de la Rivoire de La Tourette (1817-1840)
- Pierre Chatrousse (1840-1857)
- Jean-Paul-François-Marie-Félix Lyonnet (1857–1864) (then Archbishop of Albi)
- Nicolas-Edouard-François Gueullette (1864–1875)
- Charles-Pierre-François Cotton (1875–1905)
- Jean-Victor-Emile Chesnelong (1906–1912) (then Archbishop of Sens (-Auxerre))
- Emmanuel-Marie-Joseph-Anthelme Martin de Gibergues (1912-1919)
- Désiré-Marie-Joseph-Antelne-Martin Paget (1920–1932)
- Camille Pic (1932–1951)
- Joseph-Martin Urtasun (1952–1955) (then coadjutor archbishop and later archbishop of Avignon)
- Charles-Marie-Paul Vignancour (1957–1966) (also Coadjutor Archbishop of Bourges )
- Jean-Barthélemy-Marie de Cambourg (1966–1977)
- Didier-Léon Marchand (1978-2001)
- Jean-Christophe Lagleize (2001-2013) (then Bishop of Metz )
- Pierre-Yves Michel (since 2014)