Jeanne of Laval-Tinténiac

Jeanne of Laval-Tinténiac (- October 27th 1437), lady heiress of Châtillon, Aubigné, Courbeveille, lady heiress of Tinténiac, Bécherel and Romillé, girl of Jean of Laval-Châtillon and Isabeau de Tinténiac, grand-daughter of Andre de Châtillon,

• Married with the vault of Montmuran in 1374 with Bertrand of Guesclin, Count of Longueville

• Married the May 28th 1384 with Guy XII of Laval, count de Laval, governor of Brittany

Jeanne of Laval had only her heart deposited with the Abbaye of Clermont close to Guy XII, her husband; its body was buried in its church of Cordeliers of Laval, under a splendid enamelled tomb or were illustrated in its sides two of his/her children Guy and Francois, died in the cradle

Jeanne of Laval, by its second marriage, is the ancestor of an incalculable number commoners, noble and sovereigns of all Europe.

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