Duc de La Force

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Duc de La Force was a French noble title held by members of the influential de Caumont family, one of whom gave his name to the notorious La Force prison in Paris.

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Duc de La Force canonical 5

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Statements (37)

Predicate Object
instanceOf French noble family
French noble title
French nobleman
Parisian hôtel particulier
prison
allegiance Kingdom of France
associatedFamilySeat La Force, Dordogne
associatedWith French Wars of Religion
La Force Prison
linked to: La Force prison
convertedInto La Force Prison
linked to: La Force prison
convertedTo Roman Catholicism
country France
family de Caumont family
heldByFamily de Caumont family
heldTitle Duc de La Force
Marshal of France
hereditary yes
laterReligion Roman Catholicism
location Paris
namedAfter Duc de La Force
Hôtel de La Force
linked to: Hôtel de la Force

La Force estate
nobleRank Duke
notableEvent September Massacres of 1792
linked to: September Massacres
notableFor military service under Henry IV of France
service under Louis XIII of France
use during the French Revolution
notableTitleHolder Jacques-Nompar de Caumont, 1st Duc de La Force
originalOwner Duc de La Force
region Kingdom of France
Périgord
religiousBackground Huguenot (French Protestant)
socialClass French nobility
titleHolder Armand-Nompar de Caumont
François de Caumont
Henri-Nompar de Caumont
Jacques-Nompar de Caumont

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Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

La Force prison namedAfter Duc de La Force
Hôtel de la Force namedAfter Duc de La Force
Jacques-Nompar de Caumont, 1st Duc de La Force heldTitle Duc de La Force
subject linked to: Duc de La Force
La Force Prison namedAfter Duc de La Force
subject linked to: Duc de La Force
Hôtel de La Force originalOwner Duc de La Force
subject linked to: Duc de La Force