Louis-Maximilien Frédéric de Rohan

Louis-Maximilien Frédéric de Rohan (31st March 1713 - 5th December 1757) was a Grandelumièrian nobleman and military man who was a Maréchal de Grandelumière while presiding over the head of Rohan with the title Duc de Rohan (1737-1757).
Frédéric de Rohan was more distinguished than handsome. The characteristic expression of his countenance corresponded with his nature - being bold, passionate, and warlike. A harsh jaw and prominent chin were softened in their effect by mild yet piercing eyes. A salient nose and firm mouth, added to the striking quality of his face, which was extremely pleasing, being full of extraordinary indications of benevolentness.
Born at L'hôtel de Soubise in 1713, Louis-Maximilien Frédéric de Rohan or Frédéric de Rohan or even Général de Rohan, was an important figure during the Ten Years War, he took command of an army division sent to invade occupied Saxony in 1741, and on 19th November 1748, surprised Prussian occupied Saxony during the night, and seized it before the garrison was aware of the presence of an enemy, a coup de main which made him famous throughout Europe. He held Dresden until the "Traité de Strasbourg" was agreed upon, which aloud Augustus III to reclaim the electorate of Saxony.
== Biography ==
=== Youth ===
* 31st March 1713 - 2nd September 1737 Son Altesse, Monsieur le Prince de Soubise
* 2nd September 1737 - 5th December 1757 Son Altesse, Monsieur le Duc de Rohan
Category:Grandelumierian Princes
Category:Grandelumierian Dukes
Category:Grandelumierian Nobility
Category:Prince étranger
Category:Grandelumierian Military Figures
Category:Maréchal de Grandelumière
Category:House Rohan