Jeanne de Clermont

Jeanne de Clermont (1219–1252) was a French Capetian noblewoman, a granddaughter of King Philip II Augustus through his son Philip Hurepel, Count of Clermont. On her father's death in 1234 she inherited claims to lands including Clermont, and in 1236 she married Gaucher de Châtillon, heir to lands including Nevers and Auxerre.

Gaucher died on the Seventh Crusade in Egypt in April 1250, and their marriage was childless. Jeanne died in January 1252, her estates reverting to the royal domain.