Vaud
The Barony of Vaud was a Savoyard fief between lakes Geneva and Neuchâtel, administered from Morges. In 1337 its baron was Louis II of the House of Savoy.
Louis became regent of Savoy in 1343. After his death Vaud passed to his daughter Catherine, who sold it back to the Count of Savoy in 1359, ending its semi-independent existence. The territory remained Savoyard until Bern overran it during the Reformation in 1536.
Characters
- Isabelle de Chalon-Arlay
- John of Savoy
- Louis I of Vaud
- Louis II of Vaud
- Marguerite of Chalon
- Jeanne de Montfort-Castres