Loué IV, Count of Bourdèu

Loué Dèccignemmé IV (27 Fréborânde 1611 – 18 Néchàige 1685) was the last Count of Bourdèu before the Restoration of 1685. He was one of the major proponents of Chaumentais' coregency and the Chief Minister of the Eccignemmés. He married Abbessé Dàmerrandé, the daughter of Lord Laurène Làfoyainne in 1629. He fathered Atheleisia IV, Àbetta, Êlsette, and Hêcette Dèccignemmé, respectively. His third daughter did not survive childbirth. He was responsible for the Dèccignemmé's seizure of the Palaiçoque Cœurrente, disobeying Êlessandré VIII’s orders for it to be abandoned after Princess Éulesie dù Cœurrente's death.