Aymeric of Angoulême was a notable figure in the 12th century, primarily recognized for his role as a Bishop of Angoulême. He served in this position from 1181 until his death in 1200, contributing to the religious and administrative life of the region. His leadership was marked by efforts to strengthen the church's influence and manage local affairs. In addition to his ecclesiastical duties, Aymeric was involved in the political landscape of Aquitaine, a region in southwestern France. He navigated the complexities of local power dynamics, often aligning with influential nobles and participating in broader conflicts of the time, including those related to the Plantagenet dynasty.