Archambaud II of Périgord

Archambaud II Talleyrand (c. 1185–1239), son of Hélie VII, was count of Périgord from about 1209. In 1212 he did homage to King Philip Augustus, confirming his father’s vassalage to the French crown; John Lackland recognized it only after his defeats in 1214.

In 1239 he joined the Barons’ Crusade under Theobald IV of Champagne and died the same year on the road to the Holy Land. His son Hélie VIII succeeded him.