Livre des sources médiévales:
LISTE DES PROVINCES DE FRANCE
Voici la liste des différentes provinces de France, datée
de 1748 :
| PROVINCES |
VILLES CAPITALES |
| Agenois |
Agen |
| Albigeois |
Alby |
| Alsace |
Strasbourg |
| Angoumois |
Angouleme |
| Anjou |
Angers |
| Armagnac |
Auch |
| Artois |
Arras |
| Auvergne |
Clermont |
| Auxerrois |
Auxerre |
| Auxois |
Semur |
| Baillage de Gex |
Gex |
| Bassigni |
Langres |
| Bazadois |
Bazas |
| Bearn |
Pau |
| Beauce |
Chartres |
| Beaujolois |
Beaujeu |
| Beauvesis |
Beauvais |
| Berry |
Bourges |
| Bigorre |
Tarbe |
| Biscaïe Françoise |
Bayonne |
| Blaisois |
Blois |
| Boulonnois |
Boulogne |
| Bourbonnois |
Moulins |
| Bourgogne |
Dijon |
| Brie Champenoise |
Meaux |
| Brie Françoise |
Lagni |
| Briennois |
Semur |
| Bresse |
Bourg |
| Brétagne |
Rennes |
| Bugey |
Belley |
| Cambresis |
Cambrai |
| Cerdagne Françoise |
Mont-Louis |
| Cevennes |
Viviers, Mande, Le Puy |
| Chalosse |
Saint Sever |
| Champagne |
Troyes |
| Charolois |
Charoles |
| Comminges |
Saint Bertrand |
| Condomois |
Condom |
| Conserans |
Saint Lizier |
| Dauphiné |
Grenoble |
| Donezan |
Artigues |
| Dunois |
Château-Dun |
| Estarac |
Mirande |
| Evéchez (les trois) |
Metz, Toul, Verdun |
| Flandres Françoise |
Lille |
| Flandre Flamingante |
Dunkerque |
| Foix |
Foix |
| Forez |
Saint Etienne |
| Franche-Comté |
Besançon |
| Gabardan |
Gabaret |
| Gascogne |
Auch |
| Gâtinois |
Montargis |
| Gevaudan |
Mande |
| Guïenne |
Bourdeaux |
| Haynaut François |
Valenciennes |
| Hurepoix |
Melun |
| Isle de France |
Paris |
| Les Landes |
Dax |
| Languedoc |
Toulouse |
| Lâonnois |
Laon |
| Lauraguay |
Castelnaudary |
| Limosin |
Limoges |
| Lomagne |
Lectoure |
| Lorraine |
Nancy |
| Luxembourg François |
Thionville |
| Lyonnois |
Lyon |
| Le Maine |
Le Mans |
| Mantois |
Mante |
| Marche |
Gueret |
| Medoc |
Fort de Medoc |
| Namur François |
Charlemont |
| Basse Navarre |
Saint Palais |
| Neboussan |
Saint Gaudens |
| Nivernois |
Nevers |
| Normandie |
Rouen |
| Orleanois |
Orleans |
| Païs d'Aunis |
La Rochelle |
| Païs de Bray |
La Ferté |
| Païs de Caux |
Caudebec |
| Païs de Grave |
Beaumont, Verdun |
| Païs de Marsan |
Mont-de-Marsan |
| Païs d'entre Sambre et Meuse |
Givet |
| Païs d'Ostrevent |
Bouchain |
| Païs Messin |
Metz |
| Païs Réconquis |
Calais |
| Perche |
Nogent le Rotrou |
| Perigord |
Perigueux |
| Perrois |
Saint Dizier |
| Picardie |
Amiens |
| Poitou |
Poitiers |
| Ponthieu |
Abbeville |
| Principauté de Dombes |
Trevoux |
| Principauté de Sedan |
Sedan |
| Principauté d'Orange |
Orange |
| Provence |
Aix |
| Les Quatre Vallées |
Sarrancolin |
| Quercy |
Cahors |
| Remois |
Reims |
| Rethelois |
Rethel |
| Rouergue |
Rhodez |
| Roussillon |
Perpignan |
| Saare |
Sar-Louis |
| Saintonge |
Saintes |
| Sauterre |
Peronne |
| Saumurrois |
Saumur |
| Senonois |
Sens |
| Soissonnois |
Soisson |
| Sundgovv |
Befort |
| Terre de Labour |
Bayonne |
| Tierache |
Guise |
| Toulois |
Toul |
| Tourraine |
Tours |
| Valage |
Joinville |
| Val d'Andorre |
Andorre |
| Valée de Soule |
Mauleon |
| Valois |
Crepi |
| Valromey |
Saint Rambert |
| Velay |
Le Puy |
| Vendomois |
Vendôme |
| Verdunois |
Verdun |
| Vermandois |
Saint Quentin |
| Vexin-François |
Pontoise |
| Vexin-Normand |
Quillebeuf |
| Vimeux |
Saint Valery |
| Vivarais |
Viviers |
Sources: "La Cosmographie" de l'abbé EXPILLY, imprimé à
Avignon, chez Dominique Seguin, 1748, Seconde partie: "De la Géographie",
Article I, pages 62 à 66.
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