Bouchard VI de Vendôme

Bouchard VI de Vendôme (c. 1290–1354), count of Vendôme and lord of Castres, was the son of John V and Eleanor of Montfort. He married Alice, daughter of Duke Arthur II of Brittany, and their son John VI succeeded him.

In 1320 he sold his minting rights to King Philip V, and in 1329 a treaty with the count of Blois fixed their border and reduced its enclaves. He was sent on a military mission to Flanders in 1353 and a diplomatic mission to Charles the Bad of Navarre the next winter, but died on 26 February 1354 and was buried in the collegiate church of Saint-Georges at Vendôme.