French Nobility Titles
Comte / Comtesse de Toulouse

Comte / Comtesse de Toulouse

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The title *Comte de Toulouse* has been held by several significant figures in French history, but the most famous bearer of this title was Louis-Alexandre de Bourbon, the illegitimate son of King Louis XIV and Madame de Montespan. Born in 1678, Louis-Alexandre was granted the title Comte de Toulouse after his father legitimized him.

Louis-Alexandre was a prominent nobleman at the court of Versailles and played an important role in the French Navy. In 1683, he was appointed Admiral of France, a position that gave him great influence in French politics and the navy. His military career was impressive, and he led the French fleet in several successful campaigns, including the famous Battle of Vélez-Málaga in 1704 during the War of the Spanish Succession.

Despite his illegitimate birth, the Comte de Toulouse enjoyed great respect and trust at the court of Louis XIV. He was valued for his loyalty and leadership skills. After his father’s death, he maintained his influence under the regency of Philippe of Orléans.

Louis-Alexandre de Bourbon died in 1737. His legacy remains as one of the most successful military leaders of his time and as an important figure in late 17th and early 18th century France.

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