Comminges
Comminges was a county in the upper Garonne valley on the northern slopes of the Pyrenees, with its capital at Muret. In 1337 John I of the house of Comminges ruled as a French vassal.
Countess Margaret married into the houses of Armagnac and Foix, and bequeathed her lands to the French king at her death in 1443. After Matthew of Foix held it for life, Comminges joined the royal domain in 1454. Granted out twice more, it was reunited to the crown by Louis XII in 1498.
Characters
- Aliénor de Comminges
- Arnaud de Comminges
- Arnaud I of Comminges
- Arnaud II of Comminges
- Arnaud III of Comminges
- Aznar III of Comminges
- Bernard I, Count of Comminges
- Bernard II of Comminges
- Bernard III of Comminges
- Bernard IV of Comminges
- Bernard V of Comminges
- Bernard VI of Comminges
- Bernard VII of Comminges
- Bernard VIII of Comminges
- Eudes of Comminges
- Françoise de Fésenzac
- Jean I of Comminges
- Jeanne of Comminges
- Laure de Montfort
- Mathe de L'Isle-Jourdain
- Pierre-Raimond I of Comminges
- Pierre-Raimond II of Comminges
- Roger I of Comminges
- Roger I of Carcassonne
- Roger II of Comminges
- Roger III of Comminges
- Éléonore de Montfort