Isabelle Laurène Victoire de Blois

Isabelle Laurène Victoire de Blois (24th May 1628 - present) is a Grandelumièrian noblewoman. Stylized as la Mademoiselle de Brie, she was born to the efficient le Comte de Champagne et la Comtesse de Champagne. With her keen sense of discernment, refined grace, and occasional skittish tendencies, Mademoiselle de Brie quickly earned a distinguished reputation at court. Her impressive poise and intellectual curiosity have earned her admiration and respect amongst her peers.
== Early Life ==
=== Birth and Family ===
Laurène de Blois was born the second child and first daughter to Philippe III de Blois & Charlotte de La Trémoïlle on the mid-morning of 24 May 1628. She was begotten on a lively day in Paris at l'Hôtel de Beauvais, the Paris residency for le Blois famille. Described by la Comtesse de Champagne as a quickened reckoning, la Mademoiselle de Brie was delivered all-the-more unscathed. The birth was joyous and especially celebratory by Madame de Champagne as she had expressed her eccentric prayers for a bonny daughter, having already been blessed with a male heir and a spare. The baptismal ceremony for this precious child was conducted at the Église Saint-Sulpice in Paris where the esteemed duc and duchesse de Joyeuse were chosen as her godparents. Following this joyous occasion, the child was christened with the names Isabelle Laurène Victoire and accorded the title of "la mademoiselle de Brie".
Being born into the highly-regarded la Maison de Blois, la Mademoiselle de Brie was fortunate enough to have been bequest into an enriched, ancient house. Various claims to thrones such as England & Navarre have bestowed le Blois as those bestowed unto God's good graces. La Comtesse de Champagne was a descendant of the princely and venerable House de La Trémoïlle, renowned for their participation in the Crusades and their claims to the royal throne of Naples.
Category:17th-century births
Category:Births in Paris
Category:House of Blois
Category:Grandelumièrian nobility