Charles-Léopold de Tubingen

Charles-Léopold Turbigen (8 August 1724-17th September 1752) is the eldest son of Frederick Johann, Count Turbigen and consequently heir to the County of Turbigen, located in the Wurttemburgische region of the Empire. He currently holds in courtesy the Barony of Beaujeu.
== Reign of Louis XI ==
Charles-Léopold was raised with two siblings whom he never really got to converse with on a day-to-day basis. This made him very isolated during his childhood however it equally grew his independence and emphasised his character when he became an adult.
Most of Charles' time growing up was spent at the Château de Tubingen being tutored. He was there taught simple etiquette and how to function within courtly environments. Such education allowed him to move onto more exciting future parts of his life.
Not much is know of his life other than he kept to himself, and rarely attended court. He spent most of time at his family residence, hunting and enjoying the provincial life.
He visited during the smallpox outbreak in 1752, and contracted the disease. He'd die travelling to his residence.
== Titles and styles ==
1724-1752 His Lordship The Baron of Beaujeu
Category:House Turbigen
Category:1700s births
Category:Grandelumierian Nobility