Raymond I des Baux, Prince of Orange

Raymond I des Baux (died 1282) became Prince of Orange in 1218 after his father was killed by the Albigensians. He ruled jointly in turn with his brother, nephews and Bertrand III. In 1237 he received lands from Raymond VII of Toulouse, doing homage to Alphonse of Poitiers in 1253.

Captured by Orange townsmen in 1247, he made peace the same year. In 1257 he ceded his claims to the kingdom of Arles to Charles I of Anjou, and he left a son, Bertrand IV.