Roger Bernard I of Foix

Roger Bernard I, called the Fat (c. 1130 – November 1188), was Count of Foix from 1148, the son of Roger III and Jimena of Barcelona, granddaughter of the Cid. Breaking with his family's long attachment to Toulouse, he joined a coalition against Count Raymond V in 1151; after its defeat in 1153 he drew back from such leagues.

He worked to settle disputes between his county and the Church, returning property to the church of Saint-Antonin at Pamiers and donating to Boulbonne Abbey.

In 1185 he warred on Toulouse again with Aragon and England, after which Alfonso II of Aragon made him governor of Provence. He was buried at Boulbonne.