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Bernard VI of Armagnac

d. 1319 · 14th century

Bernard VI was count of Armagnac and Fezensac in south-western France. Through his marriage to Cécile, daughter and heiress of Count Henry II of Rodez, he gained the county of Rodez in 1302, which became one of the chief holdings of the house of Armagnac. The union greatly increased the family's power in southern France.

Bernard VI of Armagnac
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County of Rodez

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