de Velasco moved to take Dijon with a Catholic League army. They were defeated by King Henry IV at Fontaine-Française, 6 June 1595. Mayenne finally made his peace only in October 1595. Henri IV allowed him the possession of Chalon-sur-Saône, of Seurre and Soissons for three years, made his son Henry governor of the Île-de-France and paid a large indemnity. Marriage and children On 6 August 1576, Charles married Henriette of Savoy, Marquise of Villars, daughter of Honorat II of Savoy. They had: Renée de Lorraine (d. 1638) married Mario Sforza and had issue Henri, Duke of Mayenne (1578–1621) married Henriette Gonzaga, daughter of Louis Gonzaga, Duke of Nevers Charles Emanuel, Count of Sommerive (1581–1609) never married; Catherine of Lorraine (1585–1618) married Charles Gonzaga See also Duc de Mayenne Love's Labour's Lost - Charles served as the basis for the character of Dumaine in the play. Notes References Sources 1554 births 1611 deaths Charles Charles Charles of Lorraine Charles of Lorraine French people of the French Wars of Religion Grand Chamberlains of France Admirals of France Military personnel from Alençon 16th-century peers of France 17th-century peers of France