Fendeille is a common French, located in the department of the Aude and the area Languedoc-Roussillon. Its inhabitants is called Fendeillais.
One can suppose the existence of one borough to the Roman epoch since during a ploughing, in 1969, one discovered a Bronze of bracket of Roman origin. A thorough excavation allowed the discovery of a Gallo-Roman Villa and various objects: fragments of Amphora S, a bronze of Constantin II, Currency and a great quantity of Tool S in Iron.
As of 1208, documents give a report on the Château of Fendeille. At that time, Pierre Roger of Mirepoix granted a Charte to his inhabitants. The Commune of Fendeille belonged to the Comté of Toulouse and fell shortly after to the capacity from Simon de Monfort. It is in 1210 that this one gave this place strengthened to the one of its lieutenants: the Knight of Fountains.
Toponymy . Villa de Fendeilhe, 1202; Fendilia, 1272; Fendelha, 1385. Findicula, L., Fendilha, occ., crack.
Graph of evolution of the population 1794-1999
Discovered of a bronze of bracket and a square villa Gallo-Roman E with the locality Al Rec
Prosper Estieu, Poet Occitan. Born the July 7th 1860 in Fendeille, died with Pamiers the December 11th 1939. He wrote the poetries in French and occitan, published in modern poetry, the Southernmost Review, the Félibrienne Review,…
Common of the Aude
Fendeille on the site of the national geographical Institute
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