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Anne Jules de Noailles

Second Duke of Noailles.

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Lived58 years1650–1708

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Anne Jules de Noailles was a Second Duke of Noailles. Born on 5 February 1650 in Paris, Noailles died on 2 October 1708 in Versailles at the age of 58.

Honours include Knight of the Order of the Holy Spirit, Knight of the Order of Saint Michael and Marshal of France.

With a Wikipedia article in 19 languages, Anne Jules de Noailles is No. 95,093 in the People and Position Index.

Born
5 February 1650, Paris
Died
2 October 1708, Versailles (aged 58)
Country
France
Known as
Military officer, viceroy, Generalfeldmarschall
Field
Military
Languages
French
Children
5
Wikipedia editions
19

Did you know

58

Lived to 58.

5 Feb

Shares a birthday with Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar.

791

One of 791 people in the Index born in Paris, with Voltaire.

19

Has a Wikipedia article in 19 languages.

Computed from the Index and Wikidata.

Connections

Anne Jules de Noailles
  • FatherAnne de Noailles
  • MotherLouise Boyer
  • SpouseMarie-Françoise de Bournonville
  • SiblingJacques de Noailles
  • SiblingJean-Baptiste-Louis-Gaston de Noailles
  • SiblingLouis Antoine de Noailles
  • SiblingJean François de Noailles, Marquis of Noailles
  • ChildMarie Victoire de Noailles
  • ChildAdrien Maurice de Noailles
  • ChildMarie Christine de Noailles
  • ChildMarie-Thérèse de Noailles
  • ChildAnne Louise de Noailles

2 have a profile here.

Honours and works

Awards

  • Knight of the Order of the Holy Spirit
  • Knight of the Order of Saint Michael
  • Marshal of France

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Sources

  1. Wikidata Q564766 (facts, CC0)
  2. Wikimedia pageviews API (popularity)