Prince Ferdinand Philippe, Duke of Orléans
1810–1842 (age 32)
Biography
Prince Ferdinand Philippe, Duke of Orléans (1810–1842) was a prominent French politician and member of the royal family during the July Monarchy. As the eldest son of King Louis-Philippe I, he was heir to the French throne and played an active role in political affairs until his untimely death.
His legacy as a dedicated public servant and advocate for constitutional monarchy left a lasting impression on French political life. He was interred in the Dreux Royal Chapel, a place of honor befitting his royal status and contributions to the nation.