House of Toulouse

The House of Toulouse was a noble family in medieval France, influential in both regional and national affairs from the 10th to 13th centuries. Originating from the Counts of Toulouse, they played a key role in political, military, and cultural developments in southern France. The family held significant territories and often positioned themselves as protectors of the region’s interests, sometimes clashing with other noble houses or the monarchy. Their legacy includes contributions to architecture, such as the construction of Toulouse’s notable churches, and they helped shape the history of medieval France through their leadership and alliances.