Elias VII of Périgord

Hélie VII Talleyrand (c. 1150–c. 1209) succeeded his father Hélie VI as count of Périgord around 1203–1204. In 1204 he swore liege homage to King Philip Augustus of France, ending the county’s long vassalage to the dukes of Aquitaine; John Lackland accepted the change only in 1214.

He married Marguerite of Limoges, and their son Archambaud II did homage for the county to the French king in 1212.