Duc de La Force

The title of Duc de La Force, pair de France was created in 1637 for members of the Caumont family, who were lords of the village of La Force in the Dordogne.

The family originated as Lord of Caumont (Seigneur de Caumont) in the early 11th century and were subsequently raised in rank over the following centuries.

The family is Protestant : the father (François de Caumont) and brother of the first Duke were killed in the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre (1572). Afterwards the family served the king loyally on the battlefield, but remained Protestant.

Armand de Caumont died in [1755] on the battlefield at Cuneo on 30 September, at the age of 23. Afterwards, the dukedom passed to a distant relative of the main line, Bertrand (1724–1773), then to his son, Louis-Joseph Nompar (1768–1838) and to his descendants. In 1909, the great-great grandson of Louis-Joseph, Armand-Joseph (1878–1961), took the title of Duke of La Force. There are La Force and LeForce families in the United States, Canada and Portugal descendant of the French family.

Lord of Caumont (from father to son)
  • Calo I (c. 1050), 1st lord of Caumont
  • Geoffrey I, 2nd lord of Caumont
  • Calo II, 3rd lord of Caumont. He participated in the First Crusade.
  • Dodon, 4th lord of Caumont
  • Sanchez, 5th lord of Caumont
  • Richard, 6th lord of Caumont, had two sons, including Nompar, Lord of Lauzun
  • Begon, 7th lord of Caumont
  • William I, 8th lord of Caumont
  • William II, 9th lord of Caumont

Lord of Caumont, Samazan and Montpuillan (father to son)
  • Bertrand, son of William II, 9th lord of Caumont. 10th lord of Caumont, 1st lord of Samazan and Montpuillan
  • William III, 11th lord of Caumont, 2nd lord of Samazan and Montpuillan
  • William-Raymond I, 12th lord of Caumont, 3rd lord of Samazan and Montpuillan
  • Nompar I, 13th lord of Caumont, 4th lord of Samazan and Montpuillan

Lord of Caumont, Samazan, Montpuillan, Castelnau and Berbiguires
  • William-Raymond II (d. 1418), son of Nompar I, 13th lord of Caumont, 4th lord of Samazan and Montpuillan. 14th lord of Caumont, 5th lord of Samazan and Montpuillan, 1st lord of Castelnau and Berbiguires
  • Nompar II, son of Raymond II, lord of Caumont, Castelnau, Castelculier and Berbiguières [1]

Lord of Castelnau
  • Brandelis, son of William-Raymond II. 2nd lord of Castelnau
  • Charles I, 3rd lord of Castelnau
  • Charles II (d. 1627), 4th lord of Castelnau
  • Francis (killed in the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre), 5th lord of Castelnau

Duc de La Force, Pair de France (1637-1699)

Duc de La Force, Comte de Mussidan, Baron de Castelnau, Caumont, Tonneins et Samazan (1699-1773)

Marquis puis Duc de La Force, Pair de France (1773-1838)
  • Louis-Joseph Nompar, Marquis then duc de La Force in 1787 (1768–1838)

Duc de La Force (pour le deuxieme fois) (1839-Present)
  • François Pierre Bertrand Nompar de Caumont, 14th duc de La Force (1772–1854)
  • Auguste de Caumont, 13th duc de La Force (1803–1882)
  • Oliver Emmanuel de Caumont, 12th duc de La Force (1839–1909)
  • Auguste de Caumont, 13th duc de La Force (1878–1961)
  • Jacques de Caumont La Force, 14th duc de La Force (1912-1985)
  • Henri Jacques Nompar de Caumont La Force (1944 -), 15th duc de La Force

Sources
  1. Svátek, Jaroslav (2012). Discours et récit de noble voyageur à la fin du Moyen Âge : Ogier d'Anglure, Nompar de Caumont, Guilbert de Lannoy et Bertrandon de la Broquière [Discourse and Account of the Noble Traveller in the Late Middle Ages: Ogier of Anglure, Nompar of Caumont, Guillebert de Lannoy and Bertrandon of La Broquiere] (Thesis) (in French). Lille, France: [S.l.] : [s.n.] OCLC 869284323. Retrieved July 3, 2019.CS1 maint: ref=harv (link)
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