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Madame de Talleyrand, in front of the Château de Rochecotte direct descendant of Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord who was a statesman and a fine diplomat at the head of France from 1789 to 1838. Former archbishop of Rheims, he left the clergy during the revolution and occupied leading positions under most regimes from the Old Regime until the July Monarchy. A man of the Enlightenment, a convinced liberal, he sought to establish a "European balance" between the great powers.

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Carlos Andrad Poisson, descendant of Georges Jacques Danton, known as Anton. Talented speaker, Danton is one of the major figures of the Revolution. Lawyer in the King's Council, he is appointed Minister of Justice by the Legislative Assembly. In 1793 he voted for the death of the King and then became the instigator of the Revolutionary Court which would sow terror, vote for the death of the Queen and condemn him to the guillotine a year later.

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The Marquis de Roys descendant of Louis Lazare Hoche, general of the French Revolution. Soldier in the National Guard, he takes part in the march on Versailles. Following his numerous victories against the English armies then against the Austrian armies he will be named General and will defend the Fatherland as well against the external forces as against the Vendean chiefs.

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Virginie Doupere descendant of Fouché. Joseph Fouché, dit Fouché de Nantes, Duke of Otranto, Count Fouché, is a politician, particularly known for the ferocity with which he suppressed the Lyons revolution. Minister of Police during the Consulate and the Empire, he was Minister of Louis XVIII and then Ambassador.

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of the Committee of Public Safety, he is nicknamed "The Victory Organizer" or "The Great Carnot". Member of the Directory, he will be Minister of War under the Consulate, and Minister of the Interior during the Hundred Days. In recognition of his loyalty, Napoleon made him Count of the Empire.

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Jacques Galy descendant of Madame Tallien Thérésa Cabarrus, or Thérésia Cabarrus, often called Madame Tallien, was a woman of influence during the revolution. She is one of the Marvels who celebrate the end of revolutionary rigor with their extravagance and dissipation.

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D'Ullau family of German descendants of painter David. Jacques-Louis David, deputy to the Convention and organizer of revolutionary festivals, voted for the death of King Louis XVI. Under the Directory, he ceased his political activities, became a member of the Institute and became admired for Napoleon Bonaparte. He puts himself at his service when it comes to imperial power, and realizes for him his greatest composition The Rite of Napoleon.

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René de Chambrun descendant of Gilbert du Motier, marquis of La Fayette. "La Fayette". is a noble of liberal orientation, officer and politician French and American. He played a decisive role in the American War of Independence and became a personality of the RevoluFtion. Commander of the National Guard, he brought the king and his family back to Paris and fought for a constitutional monarchy. He will be an important political actor at the start of the July Monarchy (Louis Philippe)

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Count of Dessonville descendant of Jacques Necker, a Genevan financier and politician, Minister of Finance of Louis XVI. Faced with opposition from the National Assembly, he resigned in September 1790 and wrote a harsh critique of the new principle of equality. He is the father of Madame de Staël.

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Cadoudal Family, descendants of Georges Cadoudal, General Chouan, commander of the Catholic and Royal Army of Brittany and guillotined on June 25, 1804 in Paris.

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Michel Destreicher descendant of Marie Anne Charlotte de Corday d'Armont personality of the French Revolution, famous for having assassinated Jean-Paul Marat on July 13, 1793, symbol of terror. She was guillotined on July 17, 1793 at 24 years old

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The descendants of François-Antoine, count of Boissy d'Anglas, man of letters and French politician. Leader of the moderates during the revolution, he contributed to the development of the Constitution of Year III. Although named Count of the Empire by Napoleon, he rallied to Louis XVII drew Hundred Days then back to Louis XVIII.

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Patrick Baum descendant of Charles Henri Sanson. Coming from a family of executioners, Sanson administered the capital punishment for more than forty years and executed with his own hand nearly 3,000 people including Louis XVI, Camille Desmoulins and Robespierre.