Dax (Viscount)

Viscountry Dax ( fr. Vicomté de Dax ) - feudal principality in medieval France with its center in the city of Dax ( Gascony , north of Bayonne ).

viscountcy
Viscountry Ducks
fr. Vicomté de dax
Viscountry Dax on the map of Gascony
beginning of the 11th century - 1312
Capital	Dax

Included the Signoria Mix with the Baronies Lux, Gramon, Bergui, Sorapiuru and Esco, and the Signoria Ostabar with the Baronies of Ostab and Lantaba.

The first known ruler is Arno I Loop , mentioned in 1009, 1011 and 1028, presumably (with a high degree of probability) - the second son of the Viscount Oloron Aner II Loop .

The last male representative of this dynasty is Pierre II , who died in 1177/1180. His only daughter Navarrina married Raymond Arno III, Viscount Tartas in 1190, and thus the two Viscounts united. In 1312, Dax and Tartas moved to the lords of d'Albre .

Viscount List:

• Arno I Loop (d. After November 1028)
• Arno II Fortis (d. After 1050), son
• Raymond Arno I (d. After December 3, 1088), son
• Garcia Arno - the son of Arno I Lup, in 1058/59 expelled his nephew - Raymond Arno I, and reigned Viscount until his death in 1065.
• Navar (died in battle in 1090 or later), son of Raymond Arno I
• Arno III, probably the younger brother of Navar
• Pierre I Arnault (d. 1140/42), son
• Girelda, sister. In 1095, she married Arno Date, Senor de Mix (d. 1140), the great-grandson of Garcia Arnault, who was Viscount in 1058 / 59-1065.
• Raymond Arno II (d. 1167) - son of Girelda
• Pierre II (d. 1177/80), son
• Navarra (Navarrina), daughter of Pierre II, wife of Raymond-Arno III, Viscount Tartas.