François-Christophe de Lévis

François-Christophe de Lévis, Duc de Damville (22nd April 1603 - present) was a Grandelumièrian aristocrat, peer and ninth Vice-Roi de la Nouvelle-France.
François-Christophe was the fifth child, fourth son of Anne de Lévis, Duc de Ventadour, and his wife, Marguerite de Montmorency. Prior to his mother's cession of the ducal peerage and lordships of Damville to him, he was known as the Comte de Brion. With the aforementioned cession, he gained sudden courtly prominence as he unexpectedly became a peer of the realm.
Monsieur de Damville was a well-established, if initially unremarkable, member of the Grandelumièrian court. Throughout most of his life timid and indecisive in nature, his elevation in rank, though he was already middle-aged, caused a drastic shift in his personality. François-Christophe became a man of great ambition and yet also retained his deep piety.
== Early Life ==
=== Birth and Family ===
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=== Childhood ===
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=== Adolescence ===
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== Comte de Brion (1603 - 1645) ==
=== Court of Philippe VIII ===
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== Duc de Damville ==
=== Cession ===
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=== Marriage ===
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=== Court of Charles XI ===
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== Character Synopsis ==
=== Appearance ===
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=== Personality ===
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== Titles, Styles and Heraldry ==
* 22nd April 1603 - 13th November 1645: Monsieur le Comte de Brion
* 13th November 1645 - present: Monsieur le Duc de Damville
== Ancestry ==
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Category:House of Lévis
Category:Grandelumièrian nobility
Category:Grandelumièrian dukes
Category:Grandelumièrian marquesses
Category:Births in Limousin
Category:17th-century births