Paul-François de La Grange d'Arquien

Paul-François de La Grange,comte d'Arquien (ko Arquian,Arquyan; c. 1670 - 4 May 1745)wani jami'in sojan ruwa na Faransa ne kuma mai kula da mulkin mallaka.Ya kasance gwamnan wucin gadi na Saint-Domingue (yanzu Haiti)a 1712-1713.

 Iyali 
Paul-François de La Grange,Comte d'Arguien,shi ne ɗan fari na Antoine de la Grange,Comte d'Arguien,vicomte de Soulangis,na farko chamberlain na Philippe I,Duke na Orléans,da Louise Charpemtier.Kakansa shine Jean-Jacques de la Grange,ɗan'uwan Henri Albert de La Grange d'Arquien,wanda shine mahaifin Marie Casimire Louise de La Grange d'Arquien (1641-1716).Marie Casimire ta zama sarauniyar PolandYa auri Lucrece Jouffelin-Melforts(ya mutu 26 Yuli 1717 yana da shekara 42),uwargidan shugaban kasar Marie Casimire Louise de La Grange,a ranar 12 ga Afrilu 1706.Sun haifi 'ya'ya maza uku da mace daya.

 Sana'a 
Arquien ya zama jarumi na Order of Saint Louis,kyaftin na jirgin ruwa( capitaine de vaisseau )da kuma laftanar sarki a gwamnatin Aunis.A cikin Oktoba 1711 ya kasance kwamandan tsibirin Grenada.Arquien an nada shi gwamnan tsibirin Sainte Croix a ranar 1 ga Satumba 1711 a madadin M.de Charite,kuma shi ne kwamandan babban Tortuga,Cap François (yanzu Cap-Haïtien)da kuma bakin tekun Saint-Domingue.A ranar 29 ga Yuni 1712 aka nada shi gwamnan rikon kwarya na Saint-Domingue.Majalisar Cap François ta karbe shi a ranar 29 ga Agusta 1712.A wannan watan ya sami labari daga Faransa cewa an sanya hannu kan yarjejeniyar da ta kawo karshen tashin hankali tsakanin Faransa da Ingila.A ranar 13 ga Maris 1713 ya ba da wata doka ta hana siyan itace daga baƙar fata da kuma sayar da eau de vie ga baƙi. 

Louis de Courbon, comte de Blénac was named governor of Saint-Domingue in place of Nicolas de Gabaret on 1 October 1712, and was received by the Council of Cap François on 13 June 1713.
Arguyan resumed his post at the Cap-Français, which he commanded as Governor of Sainte-Croix.
Arguyan has issued an inexplicable ordinance under which the inhabitants required his written permission to sell their houses.
Blénac promptly cancelled this order.
La Cap was the main town and capital of the colony at the time, but the church was wooden and poorly built.
On 28 March 1715 Arquien laid the first stone of a new church,and by 22 December 1718 the new masonry building was consecrated.
He was still Governor of Le Cap in November 1722.