Odo V of Troyes

Odo, called Eudes III of Troyes (c. 1062–c. 1093), was a son of Count Theobald III of Blois and Adele of Valois. On his father's death in 1089 the inheritance was divided: his half-brother Stephen-Henry took Blois and Chartres while Odo received the county of Troyes.

During his brief rule he proved a generous patron, granting lands to local abbeys and priories. He died around 1093, apparently unmarried, and Troyes passed to his younger brother Hugh.