King’s cuirassiers regiment – Wikipedia

King’s cuirassiers regiment
Standard of the King’s Curassiers regiment, obverse
Creation	1665
Dissolution	1815
Pays	France
Allegiance	Kingdom of France
Type	regiment
Role	cavalry
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The King’s cuirassiers regiment is a cavalry regiment of the Kingdom of France, created in 1638 under the name of Aumont Cavalry Regiment become under the Revolution the 8 ^{It is} cavalry regiment then to part of the consulate 8 ^{It is} cuirassiers regiment.

• January 24, 1638: Charles, Marquis d’Aumont
• October 5, 1644: Antoine d’Aumont, Marquis de Villequier, marshal of France in 1651
• February 26, 1646: Louis Marie Victor d’Aumont, Marquis de Chappes
• 1654: Antoine, Duke of Aumont
• December 2, 1665 : Louis Marie Victor d’Aumont, Marquis de Villequier then Duke of Aumont, Maréchal de Camp July 14, 1652 , brigadier de Cavaviery le May 5, 1667 , † 19 mars 1704
• February 4, 1672 : Charles Amédée de Broglie, count of Revel, brigadier the 12 mars 1675 , camp marshal January 20, 1678 , lieutenant general on August 24, 1688 , † October 25, 1707
• August 6, 1678 : Jean François Cordebœuf de Beauverger, count of Montgon, brigadier the April 25, 1691 , camp marshal January 3, 1696 , lieutenant general on December 23, 1702 , † May 7, 1730
• mars 1697 : N., Marquis de Bonneval
• January 4, 1710 : César Antoine de la Luzerne, count of Beuzeville, brigadier the February 20, 1734 , camp marshal October 18, 1734 , † June 17, 1755
• November 25, 1734 : Louis de Cardevaque, Marquis of Havrincourt, declared brigadier the June 7, 1744 by patent dispatched the May 2 , camp marshal first ^is January 1748 , lieutenant general on first ^is May 1758
• first ^is January 1748 : Arnaud Louis Marie de Lostanges-Saint-Alvère, Marquis de Lostanges, brigadier the November 5, 1758 , camp marshal first ^is May 1762
• May 30, 1760 : Louis Errard, knight of Ray
• 1764: Louis des Acres, Count de Laigle
• May 29, 1774 : Coming Eméric Louis Henri de Durfort-Blaignac, count of Civrac
• 10 mars 1788 : Charles Malo François, Count of Lameth
• February 25, 1792 : Charles Joseph Randon de Pully
• October 26, 1792 : Albert Victor Marie DESPREZ DE LA MARLIÈRE
• June 13, 1795 : Jean-Baptiste Doré
• December 16, 1796 : Jean Louis Brigitte Spain
• November 20, 1799  : Jean-Baptiste Gabriel Merlin
• June 5, 1809 : N. Grandjean
• 29 mars 1813 : Louis Jean Claude Clément Lefaivre
• April 19, 1815 : N. Garavaque

History of garrisons, fights and battles [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

The first ^is December 1761 He receives, by incorporation, the companies of the Ray Cavalry regiment which has just been reformed ^{[ first ]} .

May 11, 1745 : Battle of Fontenoy

Standard [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

6 Eximises of “Blue ſoye, Sun in the middle, & 4 Flowers of Lys embroidered with gold on the corners, & Golden fringes ^{[ 2 ]} .

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  King’s cuirassiers regiment, obverse

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  King’s cuirassiers regiment, obverse

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  King’s cuirassiers regiment, reverse

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  King’s cuirassiers regiment from 1740 to 1757

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  King’s cuirassiers regiment from 1757 to 1762

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  King’s cuirassiers regiment from 1762 to 1767

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  King’s cuirassiers regiment from 1767 to 1776

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  King’s cuirassiers regiment from 1776 to 1779

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  King’s cuirassiers regiment from 1786 to 1791

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  8 ^{It is} cavalry regiment from 1791

Bibliography [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

• Fifth abbreviated by the general map of the military of France, on land and on sea – since November 1737 , until December 1738 , Pierre Lemau de la Jaisse, Paris 1739
• Military State of France for the year 1762 , by MM. Montandre-Longchamps, knight of Montandre, and de Roussel, fifth edition, at Guyllin, Paris 1762
• Historical-military chronicle , Pinard, volumes 4, 5, 6 and 7, Paris 1761, 1762, 1763 and 1764

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