Marquis of Rosny

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The Marquis of Rosny is the noble title most famously held by Maximilien de Béthune, a powerful French statesman and chief minister to King Henry IV.

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Marquis of Rosny canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
monarch
noble title
associatedMonarch Henry IV of France
birthPlace Rosny-sur-Seine
chiefMinister Maximilien de Béthune
country Kingdom of France
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
deathPlace Villebon
historicalPeriod early 17th century
late 16th century
languageOfTitle French
memberOf House of Béthune
monarchServed Henry IV of France
mostFamousHolder Maximilien de Béthune
nobleFamily House of Béthune
nobleRank marquis
nobleTitle Duke of Sully
Marquis of Rosny
notableFor association with Maximilien de Béthune
financial reforms in France
service to Henry IV of France
occupation nobleman
soldier
statesman
positionHeld King of France
Superintendent of Finances of France
chief minister of Henry IV of France
region France
reign 1589–1610
religion Roman Catholicism
styleOfAddress Marquis
titleHolder Maximilien de Béthune
titleType hereditary title
usedIn French nobility

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Maximilien de Béthune title Marquis of Rosny
subject linked to: Duke of Sully
House of Sully nobleTitleHeld Marquis of Rosny
Maximilien de Béthune nobleTitle Marquis of Rosny
subject linked to: Marquis of Rosny