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Gerot I d'Armagnac

Gerot I Trancaleon (died 1020 ) - Count d'Armagnac (995-1020), son of Bernard I , Count d'Armagnac.

Gerot I Trancaleon
fr. Géraud Ier d'Armagnac
Count d'Armagnac
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Biography

His nickname is fr. Trancaléon or Tranche-Lion , which can be conditionally translated as Similar to Leo - Gero I received for his military prowess, but now it is not possible to establish what it manifested itself in. However, this name became a household name among the descendants of Gerot I, and their immediate family from the house of de Loman.

The name of the first wife of Gerot I is not known. The second time, in 1010 , when he was about 55 years old, he married Adalais of Aquitaine, daughter of the Duke of Aquitaine and Count of Poitiers Guillaume V the Great and his second wife, Briska, heiress of the Duchy of Gascony .

Of his children, Bernard II Tumapaler , who inherited him, is precisely known.

As for other children, the information about them is very diverse:

  • most often mentioned are Galdis, the Viscountess de Corney ( Fr. Corneilhas ), the wife of Ademar de Polesteron, but some researchers, in particular Z. Baqué , speak about the son of Gerot I from his first marriage, who received the Viscountry of Corneyan ( French Corneillan ) from his father.
  • The famous father Anselm [2] , not mentioning the above, says:
    • Brachet d'Armagnac, the wife of a certain seigneur de la Force (link to Oyenara )
    • Adelais d'Armagnac, wife of Gaston III , Viscount Bearn , and then wife of Roger , Viscount Bruloy (link to de Marc ).
  • Some researchers add to Galdis and Adelais
    • Jeanne, wife of Robert de Peruss.
  • Abbot Monlesen speaks of yet another son:
    • Guillaume, who received the lord Fursé, who was succeeded by his son, Bernard, whose offspring is unknown. Nevertheless, the modern family of de Fursé de Saint-Mont ( fr. De Fourcès de Saint-Mont ), based on the work of the abbot of Montlesin and a number of documents [3] insists on his direct origin from Bernard de Fursé.
  • Speaking of the two daughters of Gerot I, in addition to Adelais (Adelaide), he mentions
    • Elmissandu, or according to other sources, Bilbijou, the wife of Don Ramiro I , King of Aragon .

Notes

  1. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 Cawley C. Medieval Lands : A prosopography of medieval European noble and royal families
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  2. ↑ Histoire de la Maison royale de France .... - Vol. 3. - P. 411.
  3. ↑ Le Cartulaire du prieuré de Saint-Mont (et son édition criotique par Justin Maumus et Jean de Jourgain, éd. H. Champion, 1904); Le Bulletin de la Société archéologique, historique, littéraire & scientifique du Gers (2002); Mémoires manuscrits pour servir à l'histoire et description de la ville d'Auch, par Louis d'Aignan

Literature

  • Baqué Z. Histoire comtes D'Armagnac . - Auch: Imprimerie Brevetée F. Cocharaux, 1945.
  • 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 )
  • Histoire de la Maison royale de France et des grands Officiers de la Couronne / par le Père Anselme , continuée par M. Du Fourny. - Paris: La compagnie des libraires, 1728. - T. 3. - 958 p.
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Zhero_I_d'Armagnac&oldid=88444039


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