Louis I, Prince of Monaco
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Louis I, Prince of Monaco (Monaco July 25, 1642 – Rome January 3, 1701) was Prince of Monaco from 1662 until 1701.
He was a son of prince Hercule of Monaco and Aurelia Spinola.
He succeeded his grandfather Honoré II as Prince of Monaco in 1662.
Louis married March 30, 1660 in Pau Catherine-Charlotte de Gramont (1639 – Paris June 4, 1678), daughter of Marshal Antoine III de Gramont.
They had six children :
- Antoine (1661-1731), his successor.
- Maria Teresa Carlotta (14 June 1662 - 1738)
- Anna Hippolyte (1667-23 July 1700); married (1696) Jacques de Crussol (Paris, December 29, 1675 – Uzès castle (July 19, 1739), Duc d'Uzès.
- François Honoré (December 21, 1669 – Paris 18 February 1748), Archbishop of Besançon
- Giovanna Maria
- Aurelia
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Sovereign Prince of Monaco Duke of Valentinois 1662–1701 |
Succeeded by Antonio I |
