Bouchard V de Vendôme

Bouchard V de Vendôme (c. 1230–1271) ruled the county of Vendôme from 1249 as head of the Montoire-Vendôme dynasty, succeeding his father Peter. He married Marie de Roye, who bore him his heir Jean V.

A loyal vassal of Charles I of Anjou, king of Naples, he fought in Charles's campaigns before joining Louis IX on the crusade to Tunis in 1270. He died there of plague in 1271 and was buried at Vendôme in the collegiate church of Saint-Georges.