Bernard VI of Comminges

Bernard VI (c. 1224–before March 1300) was the only son of Count Bernard V of Comminges and Cécile de Foix. He succeeded his father in 1241 and did homage to Count Raymond VII of Toulouse a few days later. His reign of more than fifty years was marked by the foundation of numerous comital bastides.

In 1295 he retired, donating his lands at Muret to his eldest son Bernard VII and asking King Philip IV the Fair in writing to approve the transfer and receive his successor's homage.