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| Orange-Nice | |
|---|---|
 Or, a horn azure, bound, enguled and virolled gules | |
| Country | Kingdom of Arles Holy Roman Empire |
| Current region | Occitans |
| Founded | 885 |
| Founder | Pons de Mevouillon |
| Final ruler | Tiburge of Orange |
| Titles | Count of Orange Lord of Nice, Courthézon, Vence and Gréolières |
| Deposition | v. 1150 |
The first house of Orange is a Burgundian royal house that appears in the second half of the first century, and seems to have originated from the Viscounts of Nice. They ruled the County of Orange located in southern France from 885-1150. The house was succeeded by the House of Baux due to a lack of male heirs.