Edouard Clement, Comte de Tubingen

Edouard-Clement Perrot II de Tubingen (22nd June 1715 - Present) is a Grandelumierian nobleman and clergyman.
== Reign of Louis XI - Seigneur de Tubingen. ==
Edouard Clement was born on 22nd of June, 1715, and was the only son and child of Richard Bernard de Perrot and his wife, Martha Adelaide de Tubingen. His mother died during childbirth, and his father was killed in the War of Austrian Succession in 1741. Edouard raised by his uncle due to a busy father. He attended the Louis-le-Grand college in Paris. After completing his studies, he was ordained as a priest on January 3rd, 1734. He served in a local church in the town of Ulm in his uncle's County. His uncle had also made him the Governor of the town and its lands. 
He was made a Bishop on October 7th, 1738. During his time as the Archbishop of Tubingen, he governed the region for his uncle while he attended court in Dijon.
== Reign of Sophie I - Archbishop of Tubingen. ==
After the both the smallpox outbreak of 1738 and a rebellion of the early 1740's he attended court frequently and became a popular clergyman and a favourite sermon writer of the Duchesse de Luxembourg, Mariette Florie.
Currently he has a seat on the Petit Conseil and is the Chancellor of Finance. He is, however, currently absent from court due to unknown reasons. He has not said when he will return.
== Titles and Styles. ==
-22nd June 1715 - October 7th 1738 His Lordship Seigneur de Tubingen.
-October 7th 1738 - Present The Most Reverend Archbishop of Tubingen.
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