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House of Gascony

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Partitions of the Duchy of Gascony

Below follows a simplified table of Gascony's partitions:

Duchy of Gascony[1]
(769-1032)
      
County of Bigorre
(820-1255)[2].
Viscounty
of Béarn
(820-1171)

County of Comminges
(836-1443)		       
      

County of Fézensac
(930-1140)[3]		       

Viscounty
of Lomagne
(950-1286)[4]		               Viscounty of Gabardan
(950-1153)[5]		 Viscounty
of Marsan
(1st creation)
(950-1163)[5]
             
                           
                            Viscounty of Oloron
(978-1045)		       
                            Viscounty
of Dax
(985-1234)[6]		              
      
County of Foix
(1011-1517)[7]		                                          
                     To Aquitaine
(1032-1038)
to Armagnac (1038-1052)
to Aquitaine (since 1052)		                     
                                         
      
County of Armagnac
(960-1497)		        to Béarn
                    
              To House of Montcada        To House of Montcada
                    
      
Lordship of Albret
(950-1572)		       
       Viscounty of Marsan
(2nd creation)
(1251-1273)		       
              To Chabanais family
(1255-1292)
To France
(1292-1425)
              To House of Montcada
              To Foix (since 1302) To Foix (since 1302)
To France        To Foix (1425-1517)
To House of Alençon
(1497-1525)
To Albret To Albret To Albret
      
To France To France To France
  1. ↑ Divided in Ducal and Comital branches between 820 and 850.
  2. ↑ From 909, the county of Pallars separated from Bigorre. See Catalan counties for this branch of rulers
  3. ↑ At the same time of Fézensac, emerged also the County of Astarac, but it will not be included here for synthesis reasons.
  4. ↑ Lomagne joins Armagnac in 1325, after being held by the Périgord family (1286-1301), France (1301-1305) and de Goth family (1305-1325)
  5. 1 2 The mid 12th century saw the viscounts of Marsan and Gabardan marry the heiresses and countesses of Bigorre and Béarn, respectively. As their wives title werre superior to their own, it is considered, for these cases, that both husbands territory was annexed to their wives', as the children and successors from both marrriages are most associated to their respective mother's county.
  6. ↑ From the Dax line emerged, in 1055, the viscounty of Orthe, which will not be included here for synthesis reasons,
  7. ↑ For the same reason as presented for Gabardan and Marsan, the Foix line, despite extinct in the male line in 1428, prolonged itself with the preferential use of the matrilineal comital dignity.
  8. ↑ He was the second ruler of that name as Duke of Gascony, but it is unclear if the first one was part of this same family.
  9. ↑ Alternatively nicknamed Mitarra (the Terrible)
  10. ↑ Settipani (2004), p. 81.
  11. ↑ Some historians believe his name was instead Gassia. See El Ducado de Vasconia. Archived 2006-12-08 at the Wayback Machine
  12. ↑ Biverne was the mother of Raymond, Archbishop of Auch [fr]
  13. ↑ Numbered I as Co-Count of Bigorre.
  14. ↑ Numbered II after his father Centule V, who was a co-ruler of his mothe Beatrice.
  15. ↑ Born Dodon de Samatan, later changed his name after his brother's death.
  16. ↑ Originally named Stephanie
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