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Pontivy is located in the Morbihan departement (in Brittany)
Pontivy is founded in VIIème century by the Ivy monk, come from On the other side of the channel. It makes build a bridge on the blavet of or the name of the city: Bridge-Ivy. As of XIIème century, its history joins that of the prestigious family of Rohan. Pontivy becomes the capital of their vicomté then of their duchy. Meanwhile, fine XVème century, the Viscount Jean II of Rohan makes build a castle of military architecture. Of XVIème at the XVIIIème century the city knows a flourishing economy thanks to the trade of the fabric, leather and corn. With the revolution, the pontivyens, before gardists, pronounce the first the oath "Food free or to die".