Summary

1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 21… (1911)

It became later part of Aquitania secunda and formed the pagus petragoricus, alter wards the diocese of Périgueux. Since the 8th century it had its own counts (see the Histoire généalogique of P. Anselme, tome iii) , who were feudatories of the dukes of Aquitaine and in the 13th century were the vassals of the king of England.
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