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Coronation of the Kings of France

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In the Kingdom of France, the twelve original peerages were represented by eminent nobles of the king's choice during his coronation.
The earliest representation of the twelve peers at the coronation ceremony is attributed to the coronation of Charles VII.
Peers | Coronations | Pairs Nés | Dukes
Charles VII | Louis XI | Charles VIII | Louis XII
Francis I | Henry II | Francis II | Charles IX | Henry III
Henry IV | Louis XIII | Louis XIV | Louis XV | Louis XVI















  • Charles VII (Reims, 17 July 1429)

  • Renault de Chartres
    Archbishop of Reims

  • Guillaume de Champeaux
    Bishop of Laon

  • Jean de Sarrebruck
    Bishop of Chalons

  • Jean d'Alençon
    Duke of Alençon
    as Duke of Burgundy

  • Charles de Bourbon
    Count of Clermont
    as Duke of Normandy

  • Louis de Bourbon
    Count of Vendôme
    as Duke of Aquitaine

  • Guy XIV de Laval
    Count of Laval
    as Count of Flanders

  • Georges de La Trémoïlle
    Count of Guines
    as Count of Toulouse

  • Raoul VI de Gaucourt
    Lord of Gaucourt
    as Count of Champagne

  • Charles d'Albret
    as Constable of France

  • Jean de Brosse
    Lord of Boussac
    Hostage of the Sacred Ampoule

  • Gilles de Laval
    Baron of Retz
    Hostage of the Sacred Ampoule

  • Jean Malet
    Lord of Graville
    Hostage of the Sacred Ampoule

  • Louis de Culant
    Baron of Culant
    Hostage of the Sacred Ampoule

  • Joan of Arc
    Maid of Orléans



























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