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Catalan Grimaldi
Lord of Monaco
Born	c. 1415
Died	1457 (aged 41–42)
Noble family	Grimaldi
Spouse(s)	Blanche del Carretto
Issue	Claudine, Lady of Monaco
Father	Jean I, Lord of Monaco

Catalan Grimaldi (Catalano Grimaldi; c. 1415–1457) was Lord of Monaco from 1454 until 1457.

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Catalan, Lord of Monaco House of Grimaldi Born: c. 1415 Died: 1457
Preceded by Jean I	Lord of Monaco 1454–1457	Succeeded by Claudine

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Lords	François Rainier I Charles I Antonio Rainier II Gabriel Louis Jean I Ambroise Antonie Catalan Claudine Lamberto Jean II Lucien Honoré I Charles II Ercole Honoré II
Sovereign Princes	Honoré II Louis I Antonio I Louise Hippolyte Jacques I Honoré III Honoré IV Honoré V Florestan Charles III Albert I Louis II Rainier III Albert II

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