Amanieu VII ( Amanieu VII d'Albret ) (d. Not earlier than 1272) - Senor d'Albre since 1240.
| Amagnier VII d'Albre | ||||
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Albre on the map of Gascony
The son of Amagnier VI and his first wife Assalida de Tarte.
He was forced to yield to the British Millau (1255).
The first wife is Viana de Gonto. She divorced Amanye VI on the basis that his father was her godfather. From her - at least two children, including:
- Anna (d. After December 1, 1287).
The second wife (wedding between 1257 and 1259) - Mata de Bordeaux (d. Not earlier than 1281), daughter of Pierre de Bordeaux, Captalia de Bouche, widow of Ekel-Gelem II, Senor de Lesparre. Children:
- Bernard Ezi III (d. 24 December 1280), seigneur d'Albre
- Amagnier VIII (d. 1324), seigneur d'Albre from 1294
- Arno Amagnoe
- Mata (b. 1262/1270, d. After 1281)
- Arno Amagnoe, died in childhood
- Assalida (d. No earlier than 1286), husband - Santul III , Count d'Astarac
Sources
- March, Frank Burr (1912). English rule in Gascony, 1199-1259 with Special Reference to the Towns. Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Historical Studies. p. 129.
- Casarissa, Diego de Mora y (1855). Los héroes y las maravillas del mundo: Dios, la tierra y los hombres. Anales del mundo desde los tiempos biblicos hasta nuestros dias. 4. Libreria de J. Perez. p. 367 - via Google Books.
- Hardy, Sir Thomas Duffus (1869). Syllabus (in English) of the Documents Relating to England and Other Kingdoms: 1066–1377. Longmans, Green & Co. pp. 50-52