Château de Thyez (also known as Château de Thiez, Thy, Tez, Viuz or de Salaz)

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The Château de Thyez, also called the Château de Thiez, du Thy, de Tez, de Viuz or de Salaz, was the administrative seat of the mandement of Thyez, an episcopal territory of the Bishops of Geneva centred on several parishes, including Viuz-en-Sallaz (Haute-Savoie, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes). Established after the division of the lands of Faucigny in 1130 in favour of Bishop Ardutius of Geneva, it remained under episcopal administration until the French Revolution. Saint François de Sales stayed there notably around 1607.