Jean de Tulles (died 3 October 1640) was a French prelate, bishop of Orange.
[1][2][3] He was the nephew of his predecessor and namesake Jean de Tulles as bishop of Orange.
He was sent to Rome on state business by the Queen Regent Marie de' Medici, the mother of Louis XIII.
During his episcopacy he built a new episcopal palace, a hospital and also a convent for the Capuchin Poor Clares, at the request of Eleonora, wife of Philip William of Orange.
In 1614 Pope Paul V issued a bull for the secularisation of the chapter of Orange Cathedral.