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Bernard-Roger of Foix

d. c. 1036 · 11th century

Bernard-Roger was a son of Count Roger I of Carcassonne who, on the division of his father's lands around 1012, received the region around Foix together with the Couserans. His son Roger took the title of count of Foix, founding the line of counts that later inherited Béarn and the throne of Navarre.

Bernard-Roger of Foix
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County of Foix

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