Eble VI of Ventadorn

Eble VI of Ventadour (c. 1210–before 1260) was viscount of Ventadour in the Limousin, the son of Eble V and the trobairitz Marie de Ventadour. In May 1221 he and his brother Raymond appear in the charters by which their father retired as a monk to Grandmont, and in November 1245, as lord of Carlux, he was named an executor of Raymond VI of Turenne's testament.

In 1247 he did homage to Louis IX, and in 1249 he joined the king's crusade. His last known charter, dated September 1256, records homage to the abbey of Tulle for his castle of Molceon.

By 1260 his widow Dauphine, daughter of Bernard III de La Tour, was acting for the viscounty with their son Hélie, who succeeded as Eble VII.