Prince du Sang

A Prince du Sang (Prince o the bluid) wis a rank at the French ryal coort. A prince o the bluid ranked behind the ryal faimily. They were entitled tae the style o Most Serene Highness.

Madame la princesse

• 1646–1686: Claire Clémence de Maillé (1628–1694). Niece o Cardinal Richelieu an wife o the Louis, Grand Condé, she was also the Duchess o Fronsac in her own right frae 1646–1674.
• 1684–1709: Anne o Bavarie (1648–1723). She wis the daughter o Anna Gonzaga and her husband Carlo I, Duke o Mantua. In 1663 she mairit Henri Jules de Bourbon, Prince o Condé the son an heir o the Grand Condé.
• 1709–1723: Marie Françoise de Bourbon (1677–1749) – wife o Philippe, Duke o Orléans, Regent o Fraunce
• 1724–1726: Auguste o Baden-Baden (1704–1726) – wife o Louis d'Orléans, Duke o Orléans
• 1743–1759: Louise Henriette de Bourbon – daughter o Madame la princesse de Conti dernière douairière and wife o Louis Philippe d'Orléans, Duke o Orléans
• 1785–1793: Louise Marie Adélaïde de Bourbon (1753–1821); wife o the future Philippe Égalité. The last holder o the style before the outbreak o the French Revolution.

Monsieur le duc

This style was used for the eldest son o the Prince de Condé. Originally, the eldest son was given the teetle o Duke o Enghien, but that changed in 1709 when the Condés lost the rank o premier prince. After that, the eldest son was often given the courtesy teetle o Duke o Bourbon, which haed been granted tae Le Grand Condé, and his eldest son wis then given the teetle o duc d'Enghien.

1. 1689–1709: Henri Jules de Bourbon, Prince o Condé (1643–1709);
2. 1709–1710: Louis, Duke o Bourbon, Prince o Condé (1668–1710);
3. 1710–1740: Louis Henri, Duke o Bourbon, Prince o Condé (1692–1740);
4. 1740–1818: Louis Joseph de Bourbon, Prince o Condé (1736–1818);
5. 1818–1830: Louis Henri de Bourbon, Prince o Condė (1756–1830).