In the following table the grands gouvernements of the first foundation are indicated in heavy-faced type, those which were taken from the first in italics, and those which were acquired by conquest in ordinary characters.

NAMES OF GOVERNMENTSCAPITALS
1.Ile-de-FranceParis.
2.PicardieAmiens.
3.NormandieRouen.
4.BretagneRennes.
5.Champagne et BrieTroyes.
6.OrléanaisOrléans.
7.Maine et PercheLe Mans.
8.AnjouAugers.
9.TouraineTours.
10.NivernaisNevers.
11.BerriBourges.
12.PoitouPoitiers.
13.AunisLa Rochelle.
14.Bourgogne (duché de)Dijon.
15.Lyonnais, Forez et BeaujolaisLyon.
16.AuvergneClermont.
17.BourbonnaisMoulins.
18.MarcheGuéret.
19.Guyenne et GascogneBordeaux.
20.Saintonge et Angoumois[[A]]Saintes.
21.LimousinLimoges.
22.Béarn et Basse NavarrePau.
23.LanguedocToulouse.
24.Comté de FoixFoix.
25.ProvenceAix.
26.DauphinéGrenoble.
27.Flandre et HainautLille.
28.ArtoisArras.
29.Lorraine et BarroisNancy.
30.AlsaceStrasbourg.
31.Franche-Comté ou Comté de BourgogneBesançon.
32.RoussilonPerpignan.
33.CorseBastia.

[[A]] Under Francis I. the Angoumois was comprised in the Orléanais.

The seven petits gouvernements were:

II.
THE ANCIENT PROVINCES OF FRANCE