Hugh of Blois

Hugh of Blois (died 985/86) was a French prelate and archbishop of Bourges. The second son of Count Theobald I the Trickster of Blois and Liutgarde of Vermandois, he was the elder brother of Count Odo I.

Destined for the church while the comital inheritance passed to Odo, Hugh held charges attached to the abbey of Coulombs in the 950s and in 969 succeeded his uncle Richard as archbishop of Bourges. A rare recorded act of his episcopate, dated 983, was his seizure of the chapel of Saint-Sulpice. He died in 985 or 986.