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The Château de Miniac, in Miniac-Morvan (Ille-et-Vilaine), also known as the malouinière du Bas Miniac, succeeds a twelfth-century medieval fortress belonging to Morvan de Miniac, which had a pond, a moat, a drawbridge defended by two towers, and a keep. Successively owned by the Quebriac and Mauny families (14th century), the Chastellier, Chastel, Scepeaux and Boiséon families (15th century), and then the Gouyon family (17th century), it was partly destroyed after the Wars of the Holy League. Guillaume Le Clavier (1652) rebuilt the malouinière on its ruins and had a chapel built in 1656. The building, dated 1749, has a simple and balanced architecture, set between a French formal garden, a pond and a large park; today it hosts weddings, events and holiday accommodation.