Larrau gave du Lavedan gave de Lescun gave de Lourdios gave de Lutour gave du Marcadau gave de Mauléon gave d'Ossau gave d'Ossoue gave d'Oloron gave de Pau...

from the royal domain and gave it to his friend. 1462–1472 : Jean de Lescun (illegitimate son of Arnaud-Guillaume of Lescun, bishop of Aire, and of Anne...

Escuarpe, in Cette-Eygun (L) Gave de Lescun (R) Berthe, from Accous (L) Malugar, from Athas (L) Arricq d'Osse (R) Gabarret, aka Gave d'Aydius (R) Barrescou...

Reynolds, Kev (2004). The Pyrenees: The High Pyrenees from the Cirque De Lescun to the Carlit Massif. Cicerone Press. p. 135. ISBN 1-85284-420-5. 42°53′23″N...

Reynolds, Kev (2004). The Pyrenees: The High Pyrenees from the Cirque De Lescun to the Carlit Massif. Cicerone Press. pp. 136–138. ISBN 1-85284-420-5...

governor of the Milanese duchy. Her two other brothers, Thomas, lord of Lescun, and André, lord of Lesparre or Asparros, were also promoted to high positions...

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name of Pau, this can be compared to the Col de Pau in the Aspe Valley (1,942 metres (6,371 ft), Lescun) which has nothing to do with the city. Its name...

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is at the confluence of two torrents (gaves), the Gave d'Aspe and the Gave d'Ossau, that merge to form the Gave d'Oloron. Capital of the Haut-Béarn, Oloron-Sainte-Marie...