François Chabot [SEP] native language
François Chabot
François Chabot (23 October 1756 – 5 April 1794) was a French politician.
Early life.
Born in Saint-Geniez-d'Olt (Aveyron), Chabot became a Capuchin friar in Rodez before the French Revolution, while continuing to be attracted to the works of "philosophes" - the reason for which he was banned from preaching in the respective diocese.
After the Civil Constitution of the Clergy, he got married and continued to act as constitutional priest, becoming grand vicar of Henri Grégoire
Duke of Rohan-Chabot, his son
- Louis François Auguste, Duke of Rohan-Chabot, his son, became Cardinal after his wife died
- Fernand, Duke of Rohan-Chabot, his brother
- Charles, Duke of Rohan-Chabot, his son
- Alain, Duke of Rohan-Chabot, his son
- Josselin, Duke of Rohan-Chabot, his son
- Alain-Louis-Auguste-Marie, Duke of Rohan-Chabot, his son
- Josselin de Rohan