Henri IV de Sully
Henri IV de Sully (1282–1336), lord of Sully-sur-Loire, was a councillor of Philip IV. He backed Philip of Poitiers's rise to the regency and the throne in 1316, becoming grand butler of France in 1317.
Under Philip V he served as grand treasurer, reorganizing the royal treasury and presiding over the Chamber of Accounts founded in 1320. Charles IV replaced him as treasurer in 1322.
He became governor of Navarre in 1329, took part in plans for a crusade against Granada that came to nothing, led Navarre's defense against Aragon in 1335, and died in office in 1336.