Fezansak house

The Fezansac House ( French: Maison de Fézensac ) is a dynasty of the rulers of the county of Fezansac , a branch of the Gascon House .

Content

1 History
2 Genealogy
3 See also
4 notes
5 Literature
6 References

History

The ancestor of the dynasty is Guillaume Garcia , the second son of the Duke of Gascony Garcia II Sansha , who after the death of his father in about 926 received territory including the future counties of Fesansac and Armagnac . Guillaume Garcia had 4 sons and a daughter. After his death, two sons shared the possession of his father. The younger, Bernard I Le Louch , received the possession of the county of Armagnac. He became the ancestor of the house of d'Armagnac . The second son, Odon Falta, received the county of Fezansac. Two other sons, Raymond and Fredelon , whom some researchers call the Count de Gore , did not leave offspring.

Not much is known about Odon's closest successors. Odon, who, due to numerous atrocities, received the nickname "Falta" - "Mad", is known for the only son of Bernard I Odon Mansya Tine . He founded a monastery in Oz . Bernard had two sons and a daughter. The youngest son, Raymond I Koppa , chose a spiritual career and in 1036 became Archbishop of Osh . The eldest, Emery I , was excommunicated due to the seizure of church land and the concealment of the killer. He left three sons. Of these, the second, Raymond I , received the barony of Montesquieu and became the ancestor of the barons of Montesquieu - an extensive family that exists now. The younger, Arno Emerik, chose a spiritual career. The eldest, Guillaume II Astavan inherited Fezansak.

Genealogy

Garcia II Sansh
(d. c. 930)
Duke of Gascony with 887/893

Sansh (Sancho) IV
(d. c. 950)
Duke of Gascony with 930

Guillaume Garcia
(d. c. 960)
Count de Fezansac

Arno Garcia Nonnat
(d. c. 960)
Count de Astarak ,
ancestor
houses d'Astarac

Andregota
husband: Raymond
Count of Bordeaux

Asibella
(d. up to 905)
husband:
Galindo II Asnares
(d. 922)
Count of Aragon

Gersenda
(d. after 972)
husband:
Raimund III Pons
(d. 944/950)
Count of Toulouse

Tota
nun

Dukes of Gascony

Raymond

Odon Falta
(d. to 985)
Count de Fezansac

Freelon
(d. after 965)
count de gore

Bernard I Le Louch
(d. c. 995)
Count d'Armagnac with approx. 960

Gersenda
husband:
Ramon II
(d. 970)
Count Ribagorsa

Bernard I Odon
(d. up to 1020)
Count de Fezansac

House d'Armagnac

Emery i
(d. 1032)
Count de Fezansac

Raymond I Koppa
(d. November 29, 1049)
Archbishop of Osh

(1st husband)
Arno
seigneur de Preneron

Ne

(2nd husband)
Arno Guillaume

Guillaume II Astanov
(d. c. 1064)
Count de Fezansac

Raymond I
(d. after 1036)
Baron Montesquieu

Arno Emery
(d. 1090)

Guillaume Arnault
lord de tremblad

Emery II Fonton
(d. 1103)
Count de Fezansac with approx. 1064

Bernard
(d. after 1094)

Barons of Montesquieu

Astanov II
(d. 1098)
Count de Fezansac
wife: beaverna

(1st husband)
juice. 1110 Bernard III
(d. 1113)
Earl of Bigorra from 1090

Azelma
(c. 1090 - until 1160)
Countess de Fezansac c 1103

(2nd husband)
from 1119 Gerot III
(d. 1160)
Count d'Armagnac

Beatrice
(c. 1111/1112 - 1114)

Counts of Fesensack
from the house d'Armagnac

Notes

Literature

J. de Jaurgain . La Vasconie, étude historique et critique, deux parties . - Pau, 1898, 1902.
Monlezun, Jean Justin. Histoire de la Gascogne = Histoire de la Gascogne depuis les temps les plus reculés jusqu'à nos jours. - JA Portes, 1846-1850. (Fr.) ( Russian translation )

Links

Comtes de Fezensac (English) . Foundation for Medieval Genealogy. Date of treatment July 21, 2013.