Jean de Cherchemont

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Jean de Cherchemont (died 1328) was Chancellor of France during the reigns of Philip V of France, Charles IV of France and Philip VI of France.^[1]

This covered two periods, 1321 to 1322, and 1323 to 1328.^[2]

He appears in The Accursed Kings. He was played by Daniel Gall in the 1972 miniseries and Mircea Stohan in the 2005 miniseries.