Pierre-Raimond I of Comminges

Pierre-Raimond I (c. 1295–1341), the second son of Count Bernard VII of Comminges, inherited the lordship of Serrières. When his nephew, the child count Jean, died in 1339, the boy's sisters claimed Comminges; Pierre-Raimond denied that women could inherit the county, won the French king's backing, and made himself count.

The quarrel also aimed to keep Comminges from the Crown of Aragon, as the elder claimant Cécile had married the Count of Urgell. He fell gravely ill and died in April 1341, shortly after taking power.