Raymond VI of Toulouse was a prominent nobleman in the 12th century, known for his role as the Count of Toulouse from 1183 until his death in 1222. He was the son of Raymond V of Toulouse and inherited a significant territory in southern France. His reign was marked by political challenges, including conflicts with the French crown and involvement in the Albigensian Crusade. Raymond VI was a supporter of the Cathar movement, which sought to reform the Catholic Church. This association led to tensions with the Church and the French monarchy, ultimately resulting in military campaigns against him. Despite these challenges, he played a crucial role in the history of the region.