Louis Bénédict Philippe de Savoie de Condé

Philippe, Duc de Bourbon (Louis Bénédict Philippe de Savoie de Condé; 11th November 1710 - present) was a French courtier, military commander, politician, nobleman, and prince du sang at the court of Charles XII & VII, Roi de France and the court of Victor Emmanuel, Monsieur d'Anjou. hilippe was the son of Louis II, Prince de Condé, and Léopoldine du Palatinat. During his tenure as Duc de Bourbon, Philippe rose to prominence at the court of Charles XII & VII in his youth before serving the Duc d'Anjou (styled as Monsieur) from 1749 onward. Philippe's military prowess and intellect were put on display during the War of Austrian Succession, in which he served loyally and successfully in the name of the French Crown. After the war, he was promoted from a colonel to a marshal, and was famed for his illustrious military endeavors.