This success partially restored his reputation and in 1681 he supervised the siege of the Fortress of Luxembourg, withdrawing after France annexed Strasbourg before capturing it during the War of the Reunions in 1684. This was his final military action; he died in Paris on 3 February 1687, ten days before his brother Charles on 13th.
His success partially restored his standing, and in 1681, he commanded the siege of the Fortress of Luxembourg. Following France’s acquisition of Strasbourg, he retreated before recapturing it during the War of the Reunions in 1684. This was his final military action; he died in Paris on February 3, 1687, ten days before his brother Charles's death.