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Château de Rhodes

Rhodes Castle

Mouhet

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Mouhet

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Château de Rhodes stands in Mouhet (Indre), in the Centre-Val de Loire region of France. No visits are on record for this building.

The château de Rhodes stands in the commune of Mouhet, in the Indre department, and gave its name to a junior branch of the ancient Pot family, who acquired the estate in the fourteenth century through the marriage of Raoul Pot to Jeanne de Séris. It was from this holding that Guillaume Pot de Rhodes, a close associate of Henri III and the first grand master of ceremonies of France, took his name and title. He and his father Jean were buried in the nearby church of Saint-Pierre in Mouhet, beneath a marble plaque bearing their epitaphs.

Written from Guillaume Pot de Rhodes

Where this château is

Mouhet · Indre · Centre-Val de Loire

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Address

Mouhet, Indre

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Heritage status
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Frequently asked

Where does the name of the château de Rhodes come from?
It comes from the Rhodes estate, which entered the Pot family around 1364 through the marriage of Raoul Pot and Jeanne de Séris, unrelated to the Greek island of Rhodes.
Where is the château de Rhodes located?
It stands in the commune of Mouhet, in the Indre department.
Who was Guillaume Pot de Rhodes?
He was an officer of the royal household under Henri III and the first grand master of ceremonies of France, taking his name from this family estate.

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