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Château de Choisy

The Château de Choisy was a royal French residence in the commune of Choisy-le-Roi in the Val-de-Marne department, not far from Paris. The commune was given its present name by Louis XV, when he purchased the manor of Choisy and its château in October 1739.

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The Château of La Grande Mademoiselle

Reign of Louis XV

Later history

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Château de Choisy

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Triples23
Avg. degree1.96
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Château de Choisy

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related to The Château of La Grande Mademoiselle · 19
Château de Choisy → André Le Nôtre, Anne Marie Louise, As, Choisy, Duchess, He, Jacques Gabriel, La Grande Mademoiselle, Le Hongre, Louis XIV's, Mlle, Mlle Montpensier, Montpensier, Mémoires, Orléans, She, The, The Château, There
related to Further reading · 4
Château de Choisy → Champchine, Choisy, Le, Paris

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choisy louis château de xv royal gabriel commune la marie montpensier mlle le king king's though 1739 grande choisy-le-roi paris

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Château de Choisyrelated to Further readingChampchine0.60section
Château de Choisyrelated to Further readingLe0.60section
Château de Choisyrelated to Further readingChoisy0.60section
Château de Choisyrelated to Further readingParis0.60section
Château de Choisyrelated to The Château of La Grande MademoiselleThe0.60section
Château de Choisyrelated to The Château of La Grande MademoiselleLouis XIV's0.60section
Château de Choisyrelated to The Château of La Grande MademoiselleAnne Marie Louise0.60section
Château de Choisyrelated to The Château of La Grande MademoiselleOrléans0.60section
Château de Choisyrelated to The Château of La Grande MademoiselleDuchess0.60section
Château de Choisyrelated to The Château of La Grande MademoiselleMontpensier0.60section
Château de Choisyrelated to The Château of La Grande MademoiselleLa Grande Mademoiselle0.60section
Château de Choisyrelated to The Château of La Grande MademoiselleShe0.60section

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