The Count of Laval was a title in the French nobility, associated with the region of Laval in Mayenne. The title was established in the 15th century and was held by the House of Laval, a prominent noble family. The Counts played significant roles in local governance and military affairs during their time. The most notable Count of Laval was Jean de Laval, who served as a military leader and was involved in various political alliances. The title eventually became extinct in the 18th century, but the legacy of the Counts remains in the historical and cultural heritage of the region.