Vice County of Troyes

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The vice-county of Troyes existed - as a deputy of the Count of Troyes - at least between the end of the 11th century and the middle of the 13th century , when the Counts of Troyes were mostly also Counts of Blois etc.

Vice Counts of Troyes were:

  • Lituaise, Vice Countess of Troyes in 1096, married
  • Milon de Montlhéry, called de Bray or le Grand, † after 1102, Lord of Montlhéry and Chevreuse , Vice-Count of Troyes ( House of Montlhéry )
  • Milon II. De Bray , † probably 1118, his son, Vice Count of Troyes 1109 / 1116-17; married around 1112, divorced in 1113, Lithuaise von Blois, daughter of Stephan II. Count von Blois , Chartres , Châteaudun , Meaux and Sancerre ( House Blois )
  • Guy I, Lord of Dampierre, Vice Count of Troyes, testified 1116/45, † before 1152 ( House Dampierre )
    • Ermenjart de Montlhéry, heiress of the vice-county of Troyes en partie, † before 1170/76, related to Milon II unknown, married
  • Clarembaud III, Lord of Chappes , 1171 Vice Count of Troyes, † before 1184
  • Clarembaud IV, lord of Chappes, vice-count of Troyes, † 1204, his son
    • Gautier, attested in 1213/48, his son
  • Hélissent, testified in 1249/64, Vice Countess of Troyes, his daughter
  • Alix, attested in 1259/1332, probably until 1259 Vice Countess of Troyes-en-partie, her sister
  • Jean I. de Dampierre, † 1258, Lord of Dampierre, Vice-Count of Troyes ( House of Dampierre )
  • Jean II. De Dampierre, † before 1307, his son