Letourneur Louis François (1751 - 1817)

Captain of engineering, then elected to the Legislative. A member of the Convention, he took part in the war committee where he linked up with Carnot. He will fight the royalist insurrection of vendémiaire. He was one of the five directors from 1795 to 1797 where he took care of the navy. Bonaparte appointed him prefect of Loire-Inférieure from 1800 to 1804 and then advised the Court of Auditors. He was exiled as a regicide in 1816.

Lefebvre François-Joseph (1755 - 1820)

Lomenie de Brienne Étienne de(1727 - 1794)

Louis XVIII(1755 - 1824)
King of France, he was the youngest of Louis XVI, he reigned during two successive Restorations (1814- 1815, 1815-1824). He married Louise de Savoie with whom he had no children. He went into exile in 1791, and took the title of regent and Louis XVIII after the death of his nephew the Dauphin Louis
Suggest(1081 - 1151)
Born in 1081, this son of a serf would rise to the pinnacle of power in Church and State . He will be a monk of the abbey of Saint-Denis of which he will become the abbot in 1122. Having become adviser to the kings Louis VI and Louis VII, Suger will carry out an important legislative work. He organi
Urban II (1042 - 1099)
Eudes de Châtillon became pope under the name of Urban II in 1088. Archdeacon in Auxerre, then monk in Cluny in 1070. In 1078, he became cardinal bishop of Ostia. He then presided over several councils. He must then face the schism of the imperial party, of which he triumphs. He continues the reform
Charles II the Bald
The birth of Charles the Bald, resulting from second marriages, upsets the succession of Louis the Pious, son of Charlemagne. By favoring this one for his inheritance by offering him a larger territory, the Emperor Louis the Pious ends up being deposed by his other sons, including once in the field