Raymond V des Baux

Raymond V des Baux (died 1393) was the last Baux prince of Orange, ruling from 1340, first under his mother's regency. In 1358 he married Jeanne of Geneva, daughter of Count Amadeus III of Geneva and sister of Avignon Pope Clement VII.

In 1365 Pope Urban V granted privileges to Orange's school, and Emperor Charles IV, passing through the town, authorized studies in law, medicine and the liberal arts. In 1386 he betrothed his only daughter, Marie, to John III of Chalon-Arlay, granting Orange as her dowry. He died at Avignon on 10 February 1393, ending the Baux-Orange line.