Jeanne of Comminges

Jeanne de Comminges (c. 1332–1398) was a daughter of Count Bernard VIII of Comminges and Mathe de l'Isle-Jourdain. After her cousin Pierre-Raymond II inherited the county in 1341, she claimed Comminges, and the quarrel ended in 1350 with her marriage to her rival.

When he died around 1376 she ruled the county as regent for their daughters. Gaston Fébus, Count of Foix, then claimed Comminges as a relative, but renounced his claim under the peace of 1379. Their elder daughter Éléonore died before her mother, so the younger, Marguerite, became countess. Jeanne died in 1398.