Agnes of Burgundy
Agnes of Burgundy had blue blood as the grand-daughter of a King of ?? Italy but had to scheme and plot to make sure she and her children would not lose influence when her first husband died.
Continue readingAgnes of Burgundy had blue blood as the grand-daughter of a King of ?? Italy but had to scheme and plot to make sure she and her children would not lose influence when her first husband died.
Continue readingEmiliane was the second wife of Ebalus Manzer. Little else about her life is documented ?♂️
Continue readingMy ancestor, Gerard d’Auvergne, died at the Battle of Fontenoy on 25 June 841. Historians describe this critical battle as one of the most traumatic experiences of the ninth century. The result of this war has influenced European affairs up till today.
Continue readingWe know little about Ranulf II’s mistress, the mother of Ebalus Manzer. The lack of documentation is because she was a mistress and monks were the main record keepers of the day.
Continue readingCount Berengar was killed in battle by marauding Vikings. He didn’t live long enough to see his daughter marry the Viking invader Rollo I, which is a mixed blessing.
Continue readingPopa was the daughter of the Count of Bayeux. Rollo the Viking captured her in battle and married her – but was this bride-kidnapping or not? ?
Continue readingAdele was originally called Gerloc but changed her name when she was christened. She is known for founding the monastery of Sainte-Trinité.
Continue readingWe know little of Gerard, except that he was the son-in-law of the ? Emperor of the West. Records from this time are sparse.
Continue readingRanulf I was a Duke of Aquitaine. Little is known about him except that he died from battle wounds fighting Vikings.
Continue readingWe know little of Ranulf II except that he was a Duke of Aquitaine.
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