many assaults on the bastion de l'Évangile. The king was conscious that his death at the hands of the Protestants had a serious chance of inflaming religious tensions in the capital again, though order was maintained. He would be buried at Aumale, the first member of the Guise family to have a burial in Normandie since Jean de Lorraine in 1472. His nephew Charles, Duke of Mayenne became governor of Burgundy upon his death, the young duke was determined to have a far more hands on role in the administration of Burgundy than Aumale had done. References Sources 1526 births 1573 deaths People from Haute-Marne Aumale, Claude of Guise, duc d' French military personnel killed in action French people of the French Wars of Religion Ancien Régime office-holders 16th-century French people Grand Huntsmen of France House of Lorraine House of Guise Princes of Lorraine