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Faidit is an
Occitan word
meaning 'banished' or 'proscribed'; it is used to
denote a lord
dispossessed of his land and title. In
historical works it is...
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Gaucelm Faidit (Old
Occitan [ɡawˈtʃɛlm fajˈdit]
literally "Gaucelm the Dispossessed" c. 1156 – c. 1209) was a troubadour, born in Uzerche, in the Limousin...
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Faidit, Uc; Vidal, Raimon; Guessard, François (1858).
Grammaires provençales de
Hugues Faidit et de
Raymond Vidal de Besaudun...
- it came to be ****ociated." Uc is
probably to be
identified with the Uc
Faidit (meaning "exiled" or "dispossessed") who aut****d the
Donatz proensals,...
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Crusades Location:
Southern France (Languedoc and Occitania)
Cathars Churches Faidit County of
Toulouse Viscounty of Béziers and Albi
County of Valentinois...
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Castelloza Cerverí de
Girona Comtessa de Dia*
Folquet de M****lha
Gaucelm Faidit Giraut de
Bornelh Guiraut Riquier Jaufre Rudel Marcabru Peire d'Alvernha...
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Viscount of Béarn.
According to
explanations in the m****cripts of
Gaucelm Faidit's poems,
Alfonso was a
rival of the
troubadour for the love of Jourdaine...
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become standardised and
written down,
first by
Raimon Vidal and then by Uc
Faidit. The 450 or so
troubadours known to
historians came from a
variety of backgrounds...
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representatives of the
inquisition by
about fifty men from
Montsegur and
faidits at Avignonet, on 28 May 1242, was the
trigger for the
final military expedition...
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dispossessed and
often became refugees or
guerrilla resistance fighters known as "
faidits". The new
French lords generally built themselves a new state-of-the-art...
