Viscount Châteaudun is in Viscounts of France.
In 1044 Rotrou Chateaudun II Count Perche succeeded I Viscount Châteaudun.
In 1110 Hugh Chateaudun IV Viscount Châteaudun died. His son Geoffrey succeeded III Viscount Châteaudun.
In 1145 Hugues Chateaudun IV Viscount Châteaudun succeeded IV Viscount Châteaudun.
In 1176 Geoffrey Chateaudun IV Viscount Châteaudun succeeded IV Viscount Châteaudun.
In 1176 Hugues Chateaudun V Viscount Châteaudun succeeded V Viscount Châteaudun.
In 1191 Geoffrey Chateaudun V Viscount Châteaudun succeeded V Viscount Châteaudun.
After 1218 Geoffrey Chateaudun VI Viscount Châteaudun and Clemence Roches Countess Blois were married. She by marriage Viscountess Châteaudun.
On 6th February 1250 Geoffrey Chateaudun VI Viscount Châteaudun died. His daughter Clemence succeeded I Viscountess Châteaudun.
Robert Capet I Viscount Châteaudun by marriage I Viscount Châteaudun.
Hugh Chateaudun I Count Perche succeeded I Count Perche, III Viscount Châteaudun.
Hugh Chateaudun IV Viscount Châteaudun succeeded IV Viscount Châteaudun.
Geoffrey Chateaudun I Count Perche and Helvise Corbon Viscountess Châteaudun were married. She by marriage Viscountess Châteaudun.
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Rotrou Chateaudun II Count Perche and Adeliza de Bellême Countess Perche were married. She by marriage Countess Perche, Viscountess Châteaudun. He the son of Geoffrey Chateaudun I Count Perche and Helvise Corbon Viscountess Châteaudun.
Hugues Chateaudun V Viscount Châteaudun and Jeanne Preuiily Viscountess Châteaudun were married. She by marriage Viscountess Châteaudun.
Hugh Chateaudun IV Viscount Châteaudun and Agnes Fréteval Viscountess Châteaudun were married. She by marriage Viscountess Châteaudun. He the son of Rotrou Chateaudun II Count Perche and Adeliza de Bellême Countess Perche.
Geoffrey Chateaudun III Viscount Châteaudun and Helvise Payen Viscountess Châteaudun were married. She by marriage Viscountess Châteaudun.
Hugues Chateaudun IV Viscount Châteaudun and Marguerite Saint Calais Viscountess Châteaudun were married. She by marriage Viscountess Châteaudun.
Geoffrey Chateaudun I Count Perche succeeded II Viscount Châteaudun.
Geoffrey Chateaudun VI Viscount Châteaudun succeeded VI Viscount Châteaudun.
Alix Capet I Viscountess Châteaudun succeeded I Viscountess Châteaudun.
Hugh Chateaudun I Count Perche and Adela Countess Perche were married. She by marriage Countess Perche, Viscountess Châteaudun. He the son of Geoffrey Chateaudun I Count Perche and Helvise Corbon Viscountess Châteaudun.