Louis Christophe de Lévis

Louis Christophe de Lévis, Comte de Brion (Louis Christophe; 19th June 1640-present) was a Grandelumierian nobleman, Grand Officier de Grandelumière (in his capacity as Grand Master of the Ceremonies) and Capitaine Chevaux-Légers. Louis was the only child of François-Christophe de Lévis, the Duke of Damville and Anne Le Camus. 
During his youth, his father was rarely around in the Château de Ventadour, so it was mostly himself, his mother and his older cousins. Louis was an active child, he always like to explore the Castle grounds, and was usually known as "The Spirited Boy". But, when he was in private, he was always sad that he couldn't see his father, and would have almost daily manic episodes and the Castle was never peaceful. Any, or every time he saw his father, it was either he was really happy to see him, or horrified and full of hatred that he was never here.
== Biography ==
=== Early Years ===
==== Birth and Family ====
Louis Christophe de Lévis was born at the Château de Ventadour on the 19th of June. His father, François-Christophe de Lévis was the son of Anne de Lévis, Duc de Ventadour, and his wife, Marguerite de Montmorency. From birth, Louis was the Comte de Brion and heir to the Duchy of Damville. His grandmother, Marguerite de Montmorency was the daughter of Henri I de Montmorency, Duc de Montmorency and Antoinette de La Marck, daughter of Robert IV de Bouillon, Duc-Marechal de Bouillon. When