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Fezensac
Fezensac was a medieval county in Gascony, south-western France, centred on Vic-Fezensac and the city of Auch. It was created in the 10th century for a son of the dukes of Gascony, and its counts were closely related to those of Armagnac, who inherited it in the 12th century. The name survives in the town of Vic-Fezensac.
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