Poutrocoët was an early medieval pagus in Brittany. The term "Poutrocoët" is Breton, and contemporaries translated it literally into Latin as pagus trans silvam, the "country beyond the forest", as in certain charters in the cartulary of Redon Abbey.
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| - Le Poutrocoët était une vaste région de la Bretagne centrale, occupant toute la zone allant d'est en ouest de Montfort-sur-Meu à Rostrenen, sur une longueur de 100 à 120 kilomètres, et, du nord au sud, de Corlay à Camors sur une largeur d'une cinquantaine de kilomètres. (fr)
- Poutrocoët was an early medieval pagus in Brittany. The term "Poutrocoët" is Breton, and contemporaries translated it literally into Latin as pagus trans silvam, the "country beyond the forest", as in certain charters in the cartulary of Redon Abbey. (en)
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| - Le Poutrocoët était une vaste région de la Bretagne centrale, occupant toute la zone allant d'est en ouest de Montfort-sur-Meu à Rostrenen, sur une longueur de 100 à 120 kilomètres, et, du nord au sud, de Corlay à Camors sur une largeur d'une cinquantaine de kilomètres. (fr)
- Poutrocoët was an early medieval pagus in Brittany. The term "Poutrocoët" is Breton, and contemporaries translated it literally into Latin as pagus trans silvam, the "country beyond the forest", as in certain charters in the cartulary of Redon Abbey. Poutrocoët was originally a part of the early Breton kingdom of Domnonée, and included a smaller region carrying the name Porhoët. It was much larger than the other pagi, and was perhaps just "a vast region that had escaped the primitive division into pagi". It was sparsely populated and heavily forested, and so is sometimes associated with Brocéliande and the Argoat. By about 1000, Porhoët was a viscounty. Poutrocoët was also a diocese for a time. Until the 860s the bishops whose seat was Aleth usually titled themselves episcopus in Poutrocoet or episcopus in pago trans silvam, sometimes episcopus in Aleta civitate (bishop in the civitas of Aleth"). In the 860s they began to be styled "Bishops of the see of Saint Malo" (episcopus super episcopatum sancti Machutis). (en)
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