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René II of Lorraine
Duke of Lorraine (1451-1508)
- Child of Frederick II of Lorraine, Count of Vaudémont and Yolande of Anjou
- Married to Philippa of Guelders, Jeanne d'Harcourt
- Dated 2 May 1451 CE – 10 December 1508 CE
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One office on record
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- Dates unrecorded Grand Chamberlain of France
Family tree
The family as a list · 22
Family 22
- child of (child) Frederick II of Lorraine, Count of Vaudémont Count of Vaudémont
- child of (child) Yolande of Anjou Duchess of Lorraine
- of the house House of Lorraine European noble family
- parent of (child) Anne de Lorraine Peerage person ID=42268
- parent of (child) Antoine, Duke of Lorraine Duke of Lorraine
- parent of (child) Catherine de Lorraine Peerage person ID=42271
- parent of (child) Charles de Lorraine Peerage person ID=42262
- parent of (child) Claude de Lorraine Peerage person ID=42270
- parent of (father) Claude of Lorraine, duke of Guise Duke of Guise
- parent of (child) François de Lorraine French military leader (1506-1525)
- parent of (child) François de Lorraine (1487-1489)
- parent of (child) Isabelle de Lorraine Peerage person ID=42269
- parent of (father) Jean, Cardinal of Lorraine Catholic cardinal (1498-1550)
- parent of (child) Louis, Count of Vaudémont Italian bishop
- parent of (child) Nicholas de Lorraine Peerage person ID=42264
- sibling of Jeanne of Lorraine countess of Maine
- sibling of Margaret of Lorraine French duchess
- sibling of Nicholas of Lorraine, Lord of Joinville French noble, Lord of Joinville 1470-1476
- sibling of Pierre of Vaudemont French noble, died in 1451
- sibling of Yolande of Lorraine landgravine of Lower Hesse
- married to Philippa of Guelders Twin sister of Charles, Duke of Guelders; Duchess consort of Lorraine
- married to Jeanne d'Harcourt Peerage person ID=42261
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