Rene Charles de Mopoux ( June 11, 1688 - April 4, 1775 ) - French political and judicial figure; Chancellor (head of the judiciary) and keeper of seals during the reign of King Louis XV . First President of the Paris Parliament [1] .
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| Date of Birth | June 11, 1688 |
| Place of Birth | Paris , France |
| Date of death | April 4, 1775 (86 years old) |
| Place of death | Paris , France |
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Biography
Born in a family that received the mantle of the nobility from the king for civil service in the 16th century. His father served in the French Guard .
In 1717 he became a member of the Parliament of Paris , where he made a career. King Louis XV appointed him the first president of the Paris Parliament (1743-1757).
In 1763 he was appointed keeper of seals and vice chancellor (until 1768). He held the first important public position for five years.
Chancellor of France (1768).
Marquis La Mothe-Chandenier, Viscount de Brewer.
His son, Rene Nicola de Maupou , was also Chancellor of France and keeper of the seals of Louis XV .
Notes
- β ESBE / Mopu, Renee-Nikolai-Charles-Augustin