Armagnac
Armagnac was a Gascon county centred on Auch, north of the Pyrenees. In 1337 Count John I ruled, expanding his family's holdings through marriage and purchase.
The Treaty of Brétigny assigned the region to England in 1360, but the Black Prince's harsh rule led John to seek Charles V's protection in 1369. Count Bernard VII later led the Armagnac party against Burgundy. Louis XI confiscated Jacques d'Armagnac's lands in 1477, and the county reverted to the crown in 1751.
Characters
- Arnaud Odon of Lomagne
- Béatrice of Clermont
- Bernard of Armagnac
- Bernard I of Armagnac
- Bernard of Fézensaguet
- Bernard II Tumapaler
- Bernard III of Armagnac
- Bernard IV of Armagnac
- Bernard V d'Armagnac
- Bernard VI of Armagnac
- Gaston of Fézensaguet
- Gerald I of Armagnac
- Gerald II of Armagnac
- Géraud III of Armagnac
- Géraud III of Fezensaguet
- Géraud IV of Armagnac
- Gerald V of Armagnac
- Géraud VI of Armagnac
- John I of Armagnac
- Jean I of Fezensaguet
- John II of Armagnac
- Jeanne de Comminges
- Mascarose of Armagnac
- Mascarose I of Armagnac
- Mascarose II of Armagnac
- Mathe d'Armagnac
- Odo IV of Lomagne
- Odo of Lomagne, Lord of Fimarcon
- Odo V of Lomagne
- Pierre-Géraud d'Armagnac
- Roger I of Fézensaguet
- Vezian II of Lomagne