The Count of Aumale was a title held by members of the French nobility, specifically associated with the region of Aumale in Normandy. The title was established in the 15th century and became prominent during the reign of the House of Valois. The Counts were known for their influence and land ownership in the area. One notable holder of the title was Henri d'Orléans, the last Count of Aumale, who lived in the 19th century. He was a member of the Orléans family, a branch of the French royal family, and played a significant role in French politics and culture. His legacy includes contributions to the arts and the preservation of historical documents.