County of Fézensac

• Liutard, count of Fezensac then count of Paris (816). == House of Gascony ==

926-960 : William Garcés († 960). 960-985 : Odo Falta († 985), son of the previous. 985-1020: Bernard Manciat Tinéa († 1020), son of the previous. 1020-1032 : Aymeric I († 1032), son of the previous. 1032-1064 : William Astanove I, († 1064), son of the previous. 1064-1103 : Aymeric II, († 1103), son of the previous. 1103-1140 : Astanove II († 1140), his sons died before him. His daughter Anicelle inherited the county of Fezensac that passed to the house of Armagnac. Note : In 1777, the Montesquiou family was recognized as descending from the first counts of Fezensac and Louis XVI allowed them to change their name to "de Montesquiou-Fezensac". == House of Armagnac ==

1140-1160 : Géraud III of Armagnac († 1160), count of Armagnac and of Fézensac, husband of Anicelle of Fézensac, countess of Fézensac, daughter of Astanove II, count of Fezensac. 1160-1193 : Bernard IV of Armagnac († 1193), count of Armagnac and of Fézensac, son of the previous, : married to Etiennette of la Barthe. 1193-1215 : '''Géraud IV d'Armagnac''' († 1215), count of Armagnac and of Fézensac, son of the previous. == House of Lomagne ==

1215-1219 : '''Géraud V d'Armagnac''' († 1219), count of Armagnac and of Fézensac, son of Bernard of Lomagne, viscount of Fésenzaguet (son of Odon of Lomagne and Mascarose of Armagnac, daughter of Géraud III). 1219-1241 : Peter Gérard of Armagnac († 1241), son of the previous. 1241-1243 : Bernard V of Armagnac († 1243), brother of the previous, : married to Agnes. 1243-1255 : Arnaud Odon of Armagnac († 1256), viscount of Lomagne, nephew of Odon of Lomagne, : married to Mascarose I of Armagnac († 1245), daughter of Géraud V. 1255-1256 : Eschivat IV of Chabanais, count of Armagnac and Fézensac and count of Bigorre († 1283), : married in 1255 to Mascarose II of Armagnac († 1256), daughter of Arnaud Odon and Mascarose I of Armagnac. 1256-1285 : Gerald VI, Count of Armagnac, comte of Armagnac, († 1285), nephew of Géraud V, son of Roger of Lomagne, viscount of Fésenzaguet, : married in 1260 to Mathe of Béarn. 1285-1319 : Bernard of Armagnac, count of Armagnac, († 1319), son of the previous. :married to à Isabelle of lbret († 1 décembre 1294) :married in en 1298 to Cécile of Rodez (1275 † 1313) 1313-1373 : Jean I of Armagnac (1311 † 1373), comte of Armagnac and Rodez, son of the previous. :married in 1327 to Béatrice of Clermont († 1364), countess of Charolais 1373-1384 : Jean II of Armagnac († 1384), comte of Armagnac and Rodez, son of the previous. :married in 1359 to Jeanne of Périgord. 1384-1391 : Jean III of Armagnac († 1391), comte of Armagnac and Rodez, son of the previous. :married in 1378 to Marguerite countess of Comminges. 1391-1418 : Bernard VII of Armagnac (1360 † 1418), comte of Armagnac and Rodez, constable of France, brother of the previous. :married to Bonne of Berry (1365 † 1435). 1418-1450 : Jean IV of Armagnac (1396 † 1450), count of Armagnac and Rodez, son of the previous. :married in 1407 to Blanche of Bretagne (1395 † 1419), and after in 1419 to Isabelle of Évreux (1395 † 1450) 1450-1473 : Jean V of Armagnac (1420 † 1473), count of Armagnac and Rodez, viscount of Lomagne, son of the previous and Isabelle of Évreux. :married in 1469 to Jeanne of Foix. 1473-1497 : Charles I of Armagnac (1425 † 1497), count of Armagnac and Rodez, brother of the previous. :married in 1468 to Catherine of Foix († 1510) == House of Alençon ==

1497-1525 : Charles IV of Alençon (1489 † 1525), great-nephew of the previous, his grandfather Jean II duke of Alençon married Marie of Armagnac, daughter of Jean IV. :married in 1509 to Marguerite of France (1492-1549), sister of François I of France. == House of Albret ==

1527-1555 : Henry II of Navarre (1503 † 1555), king of Navarre, count of Foix, count of Bigorre, count of Périgord, count of Armagnac and Rodez, :married in 1527 to Marguerite of France (1492 † 1549) 1555-1572 : Jeanne of Albret (1528 † 1572), daughter of the previous, queen of Navarre, ... : married in 1548 to Antoine of Bourbon (1518 † 1562), duke of Vendôme. 1572-1589 : Henry IV of France (1553 † 1610), king of France and Navarre, son of the previous. == House of Guise ==

In 1645, the county of Fezensac is given with the county of Armagnac to Henri of Lorraine-Guise (1601 † 1666), count of Harcourt ==References==