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Counts of Blois
The county of Blois was created in 960 and it was located along the river Loire southwest of
Paris. Its counts also ruled the neighboring counties of Touraine (908-1044) and Chartres (960-1284).
Blois came through marriage to a collateral branch of the French royal house 1397
and it was united with the royal domain 1498 when they inherited the crown.
House of Blois
(viscounts of Blois to 960)
-906
906-943
943- (975) |
Garnegaud
Thibaut l'Ancien (the Old)
Thibaut le Tricheur (the Cheater) |
County of Blois
|
960-975
975-995
995-1004 |
Thibaut I le Tricheur (same
as above)
Eudes I
Thibaut II |
| 1004-1037 |
Eudes II |
 |
| 1037-1089 |
Thibaut III |
|
| 1089-1102 |
Étienne-Henri |
|
| 1102-1151 |
Thibaut IV le Grand (the Great) |
|
1151-1191
1191-1205
1205-1218
1218-1230
1230-1241 |
Thibaut V le Bon (the Good)
Louis de Champagne
Thibaut VI
Marguerite
Marie (house of Avesnes) |
House of Châtillon
|
1241-1280
1280-1292
1292-1307
1307-1342
1342-1346
1346-1372 |
Jean I
Jeanne
Hugues II
Guy I
Louis II
Louis III |
| 1372-1381 |
Jean II |
 |
| 1381-1397 |
Guy II |
House of Valois
(also dukes of Orléans)
|
1397-1407
1407-1465
1465-1498 |
Louis IV
Charles
Louis V |
Blois is united with the
royal domain when
Louis V become king of France 1498 |
