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1 Indholdsfortegnelse Side Kort overblik 2 Boso V Van Bourgogne og Irmgard Der Franken 4 Kildemateriale 6 Bouvin Van Metz & Richardis Van Arles Louis II Van Italy & Engelberga Der Franken Ane nr / / Boso V Van Bourgogne & Irmgard Der Franken / Willa Van Bourgondie Willa Van Bourgondie Willa III Van Arles Rozala Van Ivrea Boudewijn IV Vlaande Boudewijn V Vlaander Boudewijn VI Vlaande Boudewijn II Vlaande Arnoul Van Vlaanderen Eustache I Van Vlaanderen Eustache II Van Vlaanderen Elisabeth Van Roeulx Beatrijs Van Maldeghem Olivier Van Axel Elisabeth Van Axel Eksaerde Wilhelmus Van Gavere Eksaarde Willem Van Gavere Kathelijne Van Gavere - Haasdonk Katelijne Hutzers - Haasdonk Willem Scoemaekers Petrus Scoemaekers Petrus Scoemaekers Livine Scoemakere Margriete V. Couteren Sint-Niklaas Dierik Ver Braecken Sint-Niklaas 6718 Johanna Ver Braken Sint-Niklaas 3359 Catharina De Maere Tielrode 1679 Amelberga Vernimmen - Thielrode 839 Marie Anne Smedt - Thielrode 419 Anne Petron. Everaert Thielrode 209 Robert Van Landeghem Thielrode 104 Bruno Van Landeghem Thielrode 52 Julien Van Landeghem Thielrode 26 Christ. V. Landeghem Boom 13 Emiel Jan Person Antwerpen 6 Louisa Augusta Person Åbyhøj 3 Grete A./Emil H. Sørensen - Lind/Værløse 1 aner\ /jan.2013 Side 0

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3 BOSO V VAN BOURGOGNE & IRMGARD DER FRANKEN Boso V Van Bourgogne er født omkring 840 som søn af Bouvin Van Metz og Richardis van Arles. Hans fødested er det endnu ikke lykkedes at opspore. Irmgard Der Franken er født omkring 840 som datter af Louis II Van Italy og Engelberga Der Franken. Hendes fødested er det endnu ikke lykkedes at opspore. Boso V Van Bourgogne og Irmgard Der Franken får 3 børn. aner\ /jan.2013 Side 2

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5 Boso V Van Bourgogne og Irmgard Der Franken Boso V Van Bourgogne og Irmgard Der Franken bosætter sig formentlig i Vienne-området. Her får de 3 børn: , ca. - Willa Van Bourgondie/Bourgogne 2. 8xx - Engelberga Van Bourgondië/Bourgogne 3. 8xx - Louis Van Bourgondie/Bourgogne. Boso V Van Bourgogne er i nogle år greve af Vienne. Datteren Willa Van Bourgondie (ane nr ) gifter sig med Rudolf I Van Bourgondie (ane nr ). De får følgende børn: Willa -, Rudolf II - og Adelheid Van Bourgondie. aner\ /jan.2013 Side 4

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7 Kildemateriale Kildemateriale 1: MedLands/Familien Van Bourgogne Chapter 1. KINGS of PROVENCE B. KINGS of PROVENCE, BOSONID FAMILY BOSON , LOUIS BOSON, son of comte BUVINUS [Bouvin] & his wife --- d'arles (- Vienne, Isère 11 Jan 887, bur Vienne, cathédrale de Saint- Maurice). The Annals of Hincmar name "Bosone filio Buvini quondam comitis" in 869 [12]. An agreement between Charles II "le Chauve" King of the West Franks and his brother Ludwig II "der Deutsche" King of the East Franks dated Jun 860 names "nobilis ac fidelibus laicis Chuonradus, Evrardus, Adalardus, Arnustus, Warnarius, Liutfridus, Hruodolfus, Erkingarius, Gislebertus, Ratbodus, Arnulfus, Hugo, item Chuonradus, Liutharius, Berengarius, Matfridus, Boso, Sigeri, Hartmannus, Liuthardus, Richuinus, Wigricus, Hunfridus, Bernoldus, Hatto, Adalbertus, Burchardus, Christianus, Leutulfus, Hessi, Herimannus, item Hruodulfus, Sigehardus" [13], although it is not known whether " Boso " refers to the same person. His brother-in-law Charles II "le Chauve" King of the West Franks gave him the abbey of Saint-Maurice d'agaune. "Boso comes simulque Bernardus comes ad vicem" donated Nogent "in pago Otmense" for the soul of "quondam amici nostri Odonis comitis uxoris suæ Guendimodis" to Saint-Martin-des-Tours by charter dated 871 after 21 Jun [14]. He was invested as Comte de Vienne in 870 by King Charles II after the latter conquered the kingdom of Provence. He was installed as Comte de Berry in [872] after the deposition of Gérard comte en Aquitaine. He accompanied King Charles II to Italy in 875. An agreement dated Feb 876 of Charles II "le Chauve" King of the West Franks names "Bosonis ducis et sacri palatii archiministri atque imperiali missi" among those present in Italy with the king [15]. He was invested as dux regni Italici at Pavia in Feb 876, fulfilling the role of viceroy in the absence of the king. Recalled by Emperor Charles in early 877, Boson left his brother Richard in his place in Italy and became Governor and Comte de Provence [877]. He took part in the general rebellion of 877, refusing to swear allegiance to Louis II "le Bègue" King of the West Franks on his accession [16]. After the death of King Louis II, "Hugo abbas et Boso et alii" sent "Walterum Episcopum Aurelianensem et Goiranum et Anscherum comites" to Ludwig III King of the East Franks to offer him part of the kingdom in 879 [17]. He was named King BOSON [18] at Mantaille, near Vienne 15 Oct 879 by the archbishops of Vienne, Besançon, Lyon, Tarentaise, Aix and Arles, and crowned at Lyon a few days later. He installed his capital at Vienne. The reigning Carolingian monarchs formed a league against him, captured Lyon, and besieged Vienne which fell in 882, although Boson refused to capitulate [19]. aner\ /jan.2013 Side 6

8 Kildemateriale 1: MedLands/Familien Van Bourgogne fortsat The Annales Fuldenses record that the sons of Ludwig II " der Deutsche" King of the East Franks fought "Buosonem in Galliam" in 880 and expelled him from "Madasconam urbem", accepting homage from "Bernhardum qui in ea principatum tenebat" [20]. The Annales Fuldenses record the death in 887 of "Buosone", leaving a young son by "filia Hludowici Italici regis" [21]. The epitaph of "Bosonis Regis" records his death "III Id Jan VIII anno regni sui" [22]. [m firstly ---. The name of the supposed first wife of King Boson is not known. The only reference to her existence so far identified is in the Annales Fuldenses which record that "Buosone comite" abducted "filiam Hludowicis imperatoris de Italiam" by force in 878, having poisoned his wife [23]. If this is correct, it is surprising that it is not reported in any other contemporary source. However, as shown below, the chronology is favourable for one of the possible daughters attributed to King Boson to have been born from a first marriage, although as the existence of this daughter is not certain this represents a circular argument for proving the fact of the king s supposed first marriage.] m [secondly] ([Mar/Jun] 876) ERMENGARDIS, daughter of Emperor LOUIS II King of Italy & his wife Engelberga --- ([852/55]-896 before 2 Jun, bur Vienne, Isère, cathédrale de Saint-Maurice). "Hludowicus imperator augustus" granted the abbey of San Salvatore to "nostra coniux Angilberga ante filiam nostrum Hermengardem" by charter dated at Venosa 28 Apr 868 [24]. Regino records the marriage of "Hirmingardem filiam Hludowici imperatoris" and "Bosoni germano Richildis reginæ" [25]. "Ludowicus rex" granted "nepta nostra Hirmingarda" property at Morcula and Almenno in the county of Bergamo by a charter dated 26 Feb 875 [26]. Abbess of San Salvatore at Brescia 878. The Annales Fuldenses record that "Buosone comite" abducted "filiam Hludowicis imperatoris de Italiam" by force in 878, having poisoned his wife [27]. "Boso et coniunx mea Hirmingardi proles imperiales" donated property "in pago Laticense in villa Lantinus" to the abbey of Montiérender by charter dated 25 Jul 879, subscribed by "Richardi comitis, Teutbaldi comitis, Bernardi comitis" [28]. The Annales Bertiniani name "Richardus frater Bosonis" when recording that, after the capture of Vienne by the forces of King Carloman, he took uxorem Bosonis et filiam eius back to comitatum suum Augustudensem in 882 [29]. She was regent for her son King Louis from 890. King Boson & his [first] wife had [one child]: 1. [WILLA [Guille] (-before 924). Chaume [30] and Hlawitschka [31] suggest that Willa, wife of Rudolf I King of Burgundy, was the daughter of King Boson, the former considering that she was the daughter of King Boson's second marriage while the latter prefers his first wife as her mother. aner\ /jan.2013 Side 7

9 Kildemateriale 1: MedLands/Familien Van Bourgogne fortsat If Willa was the daughter of King Boson, it is more probable that she was the daughter of his first marriage as her husband is recorded as already having children in 888 [32]. Alternatively, she may have been King Rudolf's second wife (which Chaume assumes), the king's children having been born from an unrecorded earlier marriage. This would fit better with Willa's second marriage in 912, when her second husband would have been about 30 years old, while Willa would have been over 50 if her first children had been born in the early 880s. m firstly ([880/85] [33]) RUDOLF, son of CONRAD II [Welf] Comte d'auxerre & his wife Waldrada --- (-25 Oct 911). He was proclaimed RUDOLF I King of Upper Burgundy in 888. m secondly (912) as his first wife, HUGUES d'arles, son of THEOTBALD Comte d'arles & his wife Berta of Lotharingia [Carolingian] ([880]-10 Apr 947). He succeeded as UGO King of Italy in 926.] King Boson & his second wife had three children: 2. ENGELBERGA ([877]-after Jan 917). Her origin is deduced from her donation to Cluny with her husband dated Jan 917, in which her brother "Ludovico" is named[34]. The Annales Bertiniani record the betrothal in 878 of "filiam Bosonis" and "Karlomanno filio suo [=Hlodowici rex]" [35]. It is assumed that this daughter was Engelberga, who was an infant at the time, but no proof has been found which confirms that this is the case. "Bosonis" could refer either to the future King Boson or to Count Boson, husband of the adulterous Engiltrudis (see below). While Boson of Provence had refused to swear allegiance to Louis II "le Bègue" King of the West Franks ("Hlodowici rex") on the latter's accession, it is not known whether he was still in rebellion the following year. Assuming that some reconciliation had taken place, a marriage alliance between the two parties would have been a likely possibility. The other Count Boson was presumably of less political importance and, in addition, his problems with his adulterous wife may have rendered his daughters unmarriageable at the time. If she was the daughter of the future King Boson, it is probable that she was the child of his first marriage, although it is not impossible that she was newly born at the time of the betrothal given the age of her proposed husband. Engelberga is named as co-founder with her husband of the monastery of Cluny in a charter dated 11 Sep 910 [36]. She became a nun at San Sisto, Piacenza. Betrothed (11 Sep 878) to CARLOMAN, son of LOUIS II "le Bègue" King of the Franks & his first wife Ansgardis --- (867- killed accidentally Bézu-la-Forêt, near Andelys, Eure 6 Dec 884, bur église de l'abbaye royale de Saint-Denis). He succeeded his brother in 882 as CARLOMAN King of the West Franks. m (before 898 [37]) GUILLAUME I "le Pieux" Duke of Aquitaine, son of BERNARD "Plantevelue" Comte d'auvergne & his wife Ermengarde [d'auvergne] (-6 Jul 918, bur Abbaye de Brioude, Haute-Loire). aner\ /jan.2013 Side 8

10 Kildemateriale 1: MedLands/Familien Van Bourgogne fortsat 3. LOUIS (late 882 or after-arles 5 Jun 928). Herimannus names "puer Ludowicus" son of Boson "ex filia Ludowici Italiæ imperatoris" when recording that he was adopted by Emperor Karl III after his father's death [38]. The Annales Bertiniani name "Richardus frater Bosonis" when recording that, after the capture of Vienne by the forces of King Carloman, he took uxorem Bosonis et filiam eius back to comitatum suum Augustudensem in 882 [39], which suggests that Louis was born after the siege of Vienne. The Annales Fuldenses record the death in 887 of "Buosone", leaving a young son by "filia Hludowici Italici regis" but does not name him [40]. His parentage is confirmed by the charter dated 6 Jun 903 under which "Hludovicus imperator augustus" confirmed privileges which Charles II "le Chauve" King of the West Franks had ceded to "fideles nostri Liutfridus, Hugo atque Teutbertus comites" at the request of "Adalelmo comite et eius coniugi Rotlindi", the charter naming "rex genitor nostri Boso" [41]. "Ludovico" is named as brother of Engelberga in the latter's donation to Cluny dated Jan 917 [42]. He was adopted by his maternal great uncle Emperor Karl III "der Dicke/le Gros" at Kirchen-am-Rhein end May 887, at the request of his mother, rendering him eligible to be elected king according to the rules of Carolingian succession [43]. He was elected LOUIS King [of Provence] at Valence in 890 by the Archbishops of Lyon, Arles, Vienne and Embrun, ruling over Provence and Viennois under the regency of his mother [44]. He was called to Italy in 896 by opponents of Berengario King of Italy, captured Pavia, expelled Berengario, and was elected LOUIS III King of Italy at Pavia 12 Oct 900, crowned the same day. He claimed the imperial crown from Pope Benedict IV, and was crowned Emperor LUDWIG III in Rome 15 or 22 Feb 901, although this was only recognised in Lombardy and Tuscany. He was expelled from Pavia by King Berengario in Jul 902, whereupon he returned to Vienne, continuing to call himself emperor. He was recalled to Italy in 905 by Adalbero II Marchese of Tuscany and reconquered the kingdom, but was captured by King Berengario at Verona and blinded 21 Jul 905. Regino records that "Hludowicus filius Bosonis" expelled "Berengarium" from Italy in 905 [45]. He was freed and returned to Provence, where he continued to reign at Vienne, but in name only as Hugues Comte d'arles was appointed governor [46]. "Ludowicus imperator augustus" restored property to the church of Avignon at the request of "comes nosterque propinquus Boso" by charter dated to [907/10] [47]. Betrothed ([Jun/Jul] 900]) ANNA, daughter of Emperor LEON VI & his second wife Zoe Zautsina ([886/88]-[901/early 904], bur Constantinople Church of the Holy Apostles). aner\ /jan.2013 Side 9

11 Kildemateriale 1: MedLands/Familien Van Bourgogne fortsat The basis for this betrothal is a letter written by Nikolaos Mystikos, which Settipani quotes in French translation, recalling the writer's admonishing Emperor Leon VI for his unsuitable third marriage (dated to Spring 900), excused because of "l'accord conclu avec le Franc tu lui destinais comme épouse ta fille unique [au] cousin de Berta auquel il est arrivé l'infortune que l'on sait" [48]. The date, the relationship with "Berta" (assuming, as Settipani proposes, that this is Berta daughter of Lothaire II King of Lotharingia who married Adalbert Marchese of Tuscany), and "l'infortune" (his blinding) are consistent with "le Franc" being identified with Louis III King of Italy (his title in 900). Settipani assumes that the marriage actually took place. However, the translation only refers to a proposed marriage ( tu lui destinais ") and provides no proof that the marriage ever happened or, if it did occur, that the bride ever left Byzantium for Provence. Anna is not named in any of the surviving charters of Emperor Louis, nor has any mention of her been found in any of the primary sources so far consulted. This would have been the first marriage between the families of the eastern and western emperors as no previous betrothal resulted in a marriage. This absence from contemporary western documentation is therefore striking. It also contrasts sharply with the extensive records which relate the Byzantine origin of Theophano, wife of Emperor Otto II, even though Theophano's precise ancestry is still a mystery [49]. Traditional genealogies [50] show Emperor Louis III's son, Charles Constantin, as the child of this alleged first marriage of Emperor Louis, presumably because of his grandiose name. However, another possible explanation is that the name was a symbol of the emperor's hope that his son would one day unite the two successor parts of the ancient Roman empire, in the name of his illustrious predecessors Emperors Charlemagne and Constantine I "the Great", completely independent of his mother's maternal ancestry. Tougher suggests that Anna was legitimate, born after her parents' marriage, and that the marriage to King Louis did not take place [51]. If he is correct about her legitimacy at birth, this excludes her from being the mother of King Louis's son Charles Constantin, if the latter's birth date is correctly estimated below. Anna was crowned Augusta in Constantinople in [899/900], after the death of her mother and before the third marriage of her father[52]. Emperor Konstantinos VII's De Ceremoniis Aulæ records that "Anna et Eudocia, filiæ beati eiusdem Leonis ex [secunda uxore] Zoe", the Greek text specifying "Aννα και Aννα" although the editor suggests that "Ευδοκία" be substituted for the second Anna (without giving his reasons: this may result from confusion with Anna's older half-sister of that name), were buried in the church of the Holy Apostles [53]. aner\ /jan.2013 Side 10

12 Kildemateriale 1: MedLands/Familien Van Bourgogne fortsat It is not known whether this is an error, but in any case both daughters named Anna (assuming that there were two) must have died young, and presumably the second daughter must have been the one betrothed to Louis [de Provence] (assuming the betrothal took place). Her burial in Constantinople suggests that Anna never left her father's court. m ([Jun 902/905]) ADELAIS, daughter of ---. "Hludowicus imperator augustus" granted property at Tressin, Viennois to "fideli nostro Girardo" at the request of "coniux nostra Adalaida" by charter dated 18 Jan 915 [54]. Her origin is not known. According to Poupardin [55], she was Adelais, relative [maybe niece] of Rudolf I King of Upper Burgundy [Welf]. Presumably this is based on the two charters dated 28 Mar 943 and 18 May 943 under which "Carolus comes" is named "consanguineus noster" by Conrad I King of Burgundy [56]. The potential problem with this is the apparently impossible marriage of King Louis with his own niece. The solution would be either that Adelais was the daughter of King Rudolf by an earlier otherwise unrecorded marriage, or that King Rudolf's known wife Willa was not the daughter of Boson King [of Provence]. The problem is discussed fully by Settipani [57]. The discussion proceeds on the basis that Adelais was in some way related to King Rudolf, but the precise basis for this speculation does not appear to be clearly stated. The estimated date for this relatively obscure marriage is based on its having taking place during the ex-emperor's period of exile in Vienne, before his recall to Italy, at a time when he would not have been considered a great marriage prospect by more prominent prospective fathers-in-law. The problem also is that consanguineus in the 943 charters could indicate a much more remote relationship than second cousin. Emperor Louis III & his wife had two children: a) CHARLES CONSTANTIN ([905/10]-after Jan 962). Flodoard names "Karlo Constantino, Lucdowici Orbi filio"[58]. "Hludovicus imperator augustus" gave three serfs to "fideli nostro Bononi" at the request of "filius noster Karolus" by charter dated 3 Jun 924 [59]. His birth date range is estimated on the basis of his having been a young adult or adolescent at the time of the 924 charter in which he is named. The absence of proof that Charles Constantin was the grandson of the Byzantine emperor is discussed above in relation to his father's betrothal. "Carolus comes" is named "consanguineus noster" by Conrad I King of Burgundy in two charters of the latter dated 28 Mar 943 and 18 May 943 [60], which suggests that he may have been the son of Adelais, assuming that her Burgundian origin is correct and assuming also that the Burgundian origin of Willa, wife of Rudolf I King of Burgundy, is incorrect (see above). He was named Comte de Vienne in 926 by his cousin Raoul King of France, in succession to his cousin Hugues Comte d'arles, when the latter was proclaimed King of Italy. aner\ /jan.2013 Side 11

13 Kildemateriale 1: MedLands/Familien Van Bourgogne fortsat The province of Vienne was taken from him in [Aug/Sep] 928 and given to Héribert de Vermandois to govern in the name of the latter's son Eudes. Charles Constantin remained at Vienne. He swore allegiance to Conrad "le Pacifique" King of Burgundy in 943 [61]. "Karolus comes" sold land "in villa Brociano" by charter dated 19 May 960 which names "Teutbergi comitisse"[62]. m TEUTBERGA, daughter of --- (-after 19 May 960). "Teutbergi comitisse" is named in the charter of "Karolus comes" dated 19 May 960 selling land "in villa Brociano" [63]. Her origin is not known. Her name suggests a connection with the family of the Comtes de Troyes and it has been suggested [64] that she was Teutberga [de Troyes, daughter of Warnarius [Garnier] Vicomte de Sens [Comte de Troyes] & his wife Teutberga d'arles]. Gingins-la- Sarra points out that Teutberge was the name of the third wife and widow of Engelbert, of the family of the vicomtes de Vienne, and that she could have married Charles Constantin as her second husband [65]. There seems to be no basis for this speculation other than the name. Charles Constantin & his wife had [three] children: i) RICHARD (-after Jan 962). "Richardi et Uperti filiorum suorum" are named in the charter of "Karolus comes" dated 19 May 960 selling land "in villa Brociano" [66]. ii) HUBERT (-[after May 976]). "Richardi et Uperti filiorum suorum" are named in the charter of "Karolus comes" dated 19 May 960 selling land "in villa Brociano" [67]. iii) [CONSTANTIA ([920/30]-after May [963]). The affiliation of Constantia, wife of Boson, is unknown. Chaume [68] proposed that she was the daughter of Charles Constantin Comte de Vienne for onomastic reasons only, stating that names with the root "Constant" were unknown in western royal genealogy before Charles Constantin himself. This supposition is incorrect as numerous charters of the monastery of Cluny dated between 891 and 946 include the name "Constantia" [69], and many others during the same period name "Constantius" and "Constantinus". Poly [70] suggests that Constantia was in fact Charles Constantin's sister rather than his daughter, although this is more difficult to sustain chronologically bearing in mind the birth of her children in the early 950s. m (before 942) BOSON Comte d'avignon, son of ROTBALD I d'agel & his wife --- (-[965/67]). He succeeded as Comte d'arles in 949.] b) RAOUL [Rodolphe] (-after 19 Mar 929). He is named "Rodulfi filii Ludowici imperatoris" in the grant of "Adeleydis comitissa soror Rodulfi" to Cluny dated 14 Jun 929 [71]. 4. daughter ([after 882]-after 11 Aug 887). The existence of more than one daughter of King Boson & his second wife is confirmed by the charter dated 11 Aug 887 under which Emperor Karl III confirms a donation by "neptam nostram Hermingardim filioque suo Hludouuico nepoti nostro et sororibus eius" [72]. It is not known how many other daughters there may have been. aner\ /jan.2013 Side 12

14 Kildemateriale 1: MedLands/Familien Van Bourgogne fortsat The Annales Bertiniani name "Richardus frater Bosonis" when recording that, after the capture of Vienne by the forces of King Carloman, he took uxorem Bosonis et filiam eius back to comitatum suum Augustudensem in 882 [73], which suggests that any other children were born after the siege of Vienne. same person as? [ERMENGARDE (-after Jun 924). One version of the Series abbatum Flaviniacensium, as reproduced only in a 17th century secondary source, records that "Richardus dux et Ingelbertus" installed "Vualonem, fratrem Manasserii comitis qui gener erat B fratris Richardi ducis" as abbot of Flavigny [74] which, if correct, means that the wife of Manassès was the daughter of King Boson. If this is right, her name suggests that she was the daughter of his second wife, although Chaume proposed that she was the daughter of his first marriage [75]. m MANASSES Comte [de Vergy], son of MANASSES & his wife --- (-925 or after).] Noter/Referencer: [10] Annales Bertiniani III 863. [11] Obituaires de Lyon I, Eglise primatiale de Lyon. [12] Hincmarus Annales 869, quoted in MGH SS XXIII, p. 737 footnote 8. [13] Adnuntatio domni Karoli, MGH LL 1, p [14] Recueil Actes Provence 15, p. 29. [15] Karoli II Conventus Ticinensis, MGH LL 1, p [16] Settipani, C. and Kerrebrouck, P. van (1993) La préhistoire des Capétiens , 1ère partie, Mérovingiens, Carolingiens et Robertiens (Villeneuve d'ascq), pp [17] Historia Regum Francorum 879, RHGF IX, p. 41. [18] Settipani (1993), p. 372, points out that his kingdom was not referred to as Provence or Lower Burgundy (Bourgogne transjurane), doubting even that any term was used at all to describe it. [19] Settipani (1993), pp [20] Annales Fuldensium Pars Tertia, auctore incerto 880, MGH SS I, p [21] Annales Fuldensium Pars Quinta, auctore Quodam Bawaro 887, MGH SS I, p [22] Epitaphia III, MGH Poetæ latini IV, p [23] Annales Fuldensium Pars Tertia, auctore incerto 878, MGH SS I, p [24] MGH Diplomata, IV, Lu II 48, p [25] Reginonis Chronicon 877, MGH SS I, p [26] MGH Diplomata, I, Lu D 157, p [27] Annales Fuldensium Pars Tertia, auctore incerto 878, MGH SS I, p [28] Recueil Actes Provence 16, p. 31. [29] Annales Bertiniani III 882. aner\ /jan.2013 Side 13

15 Kildemateriale 1: MedLands/Familien Van Bourgogne fortsat [30] Chaume, M. (1925) Les origines du duché de Bourgogne (Dijon), Vol 1, p. 382 note 3, cited in Settipani (1993), p [31] Hlawitschka, E. (1976) 'Die verwandschaftlichen Verbindungen zwischen dem hochburgundischen und dem niederburgundischen Köingshaus. Zugleich ein Beitrag zur Geschichte Burgunds in der 1. Hälfte des 10. Jahrhunderts', Festschrift für Peter Acht (Munich), pp [32] Settipani (1993), p [33] Date estimated from Rudolf having been recorded as already having children in 888, Settipani (1993), p [34] Bernard, A. and Bruel, A. (eds.) ( ) Recueil des chartes de l'abbaye de Cluny (Paris) Tome I, 205, p [35] Annales Bertiniani III 878. [36] Cluny Tome I, 112, p [37] ES III 731. Settipani (1993), p. 375, gives "before 910" as the date of the marriage. [38] Herimanni Augiensis Chronicon 887, MHG SS V, p [39] Annales Bertiniani III 882. [40] Annales Fuldensium Pars Quinta, auctore Quodam Bawaro 887, MGH SS I, p [41] Recueil Actes Provence 42, p. 78, and Chartarium Viennensium 12, in Vienne Saint-André-de-Bas, p [42] Cluny Tome I, 205, p [43] Settipani (1993), p [44] Settipani (1993), p [45] Reginonis Chronicon 905, MGH SS I, p [46] Settipani (1993), pp [47] Recueil Actes Provence 42, p. 78, and Chartarium Viennensium 12, in Vienne Saint-André-de-Bas, p [48] Settipani (1991), p. 7 footnote 5. [49] It is recognised that Anna's career was cut short by a premature death in contrast to Theophano's. [50] For example ES II 189, replacement table at end of ES III.1. [51] Tougher, S. (1997) The Reign of Leo VI, pp [MB]. [52] Settipani (1991), p. 8. [53] Reiske, J. J. (ed.) (1829) Constantini Porphyrogeniti Imperatoris De Ceremoniis Aulæ Byzantinæ, Corpus Scriptorum Historiæ Byzantinæ (Bonn)Book II, ch. 42, p [54] Recueil Actes Provence 42, p. 78, and Chartarium Viennensium 16, in Vienne Saint-André-de-Bas, p [55] Poupardin, R. (1901) Le royaume de Provence sous les Carolingiens ( ?) (Paris), p , cited in Settipani (1993), p. 379 footnote 117. [56] Cluny Tome I, 622, p. 579, and I.631, p [57] Settipani (1993), p. 379 footnote 117. [58] Flodoard 931, MGH SS III, p [59] Recueil Actes Provence 15, p. 29, and Cluny Tome I, 242, p [60] Cluny Tome I, 622, p. 579, and 631, p aner\ /jan.2013 Side 14

16 Kildemateriale 1: MedLands/Familien Van Bourgogne fortsat [61] Settipani (1993), pp [62] Cluny Tome II, 1094, p [63] Cluny Tome II, 1094, p [64] Rösch, S. (1977) Caroli Magni Progenies (Verlag Degener & Co, Neustadt an der Aisch), p Settipani (1993), p. 381 footnote 128, highlights the absence of proof. [65] Gingins-la-Sarra, F. de (1851) Les Bosonides (Lausanne), p [66] Cluny Tome II, 1094, p [67] Cluny Tome II, 1094, p [68] Chaume (1925), p. 447 note 2, cited in Settipani (1991), p. 4. [69] Cluny Tome I, 45, p. 53, 390, p. 371, 530, p. 515, 572, p. 556, 683, p [70] Poly, J.-P. (1976) La Provence et la société féodale Contribution à l'étude des structures dites féodales dans le Midi (Paris), p. 33 note 18, cited in Settipani (1991), p. 5. [71] Cluny Tome I, 379, p [72] D Karl 165, p [73] Annales Bertiniani III 882. [74] Du Chesne, A. (1625) Histoire généalogique de la maison de Vergy (Paris), preuves, p. 17, quoted in Settipani (1993), p. 373 footnote 80, the text in question not appearing in Series abbatum Flaviniacensium, MGH SS VIII, p [75] Chaume, M. (1925) Les origines du dcuhé de Bourgogne, p. 266 n. 2, cited in Settipani (1993), p [76] Fredegar (Continuator), 35, MGH SS rer Merov II, p [77] Guérard, M. (1857) Cartulaire de l'abbaye de Saint-Victor de Marseille (Paris) Tome I, 31, p. 43. [78] DD Kar. 1, 217, p [79] RHGF VI, III, p [80] RHGF VI, CXXVII, p aner\ /jan.2013 Side 15

17 Kildemateriale 2: Feringa/Familien Van Bourgogne Ermengarde van BOERGONDIë, geboren ca. 0876, overleden Bron: Henny Savenije, dochter van Koning Bosco van VIENNE (zie 15807) en Irmgard der FRANKEN (zie 9897). Gehuwd met Graaf Manasses I (LAncien) van VERGY (zie 16385). Uit dit huwelijk: 1. Gilbert van VERGY (zie 16384) Koning Bosco van VIENNE, geboren ca (gezindte: RK), overleden op Graaf van Vienne 870, Hertog van Italië 876, Koning van Nederboergondië 879. Bron: Henny Savenije, zoon van Graaf Bouvin van METZ (Bivin) (zie 9763) en Richardis van ARLES (zie 9727). Gehuwd voor de kerk (1) 0876, maart-juni met Irmgard der FRANKEN (zie 9897). Gehuwd (2) met N N (zie 18952). Uit het eerste huwelijk: 2 kinderen Irmgard der FRANKEN, geboren ca (gezindte: RK), overleden Bron: Henny Savenije, dochter van Lodewijk II der FRANKEN (zie 9911) en Engelberge der FRANKEN? (zie 9883). Gehuwd (1) circa 0876, gehuwd voor de kerk 876. März/Juni met Boso van METZ (van Vienne) (zie 9878). Gehuwd voor de kerk (2) 0876, maart-juni met Koning Bosco van VIENNE (zie 15807). Gehuwd (3) met Basilius van BYZANTIUM (zie 15811). Uit het eerste huwelijk: 1. Keizer Lodewijk Bosonides van METZ (de blinde) (zie 9908). Uit het tweede huwelijk: 2. Ermengarde van BOERGONDIë (zie 15808). 3. Theutberge van VIENNE (zie 16373). aner\ /jan.2013 Side 16

18 Kildemateriale 2: Feringa/Familien Van Bourgogne fortsat Boso van METZ (van Vienne), Kg. v. Niederburgund, geb. ca (gezindte: RK), overl (bron: Frans Roelvink). Graaf van Vienne 870, Hertog van Italië 876, koning van Nederbourgondie 879. Tr. (1) circa 0876, tr. kerk 876. März/Juni Irmgard der FRANKEN, geb. ca (gezindte: RK), overl Bron: Henny Savenije. Tr. (2) N N (zie ). Tr. (3) N N, overl. voor 876, 876 tot Bron: Bernd Josef Jansen. Uit het eerste huwelijk: 1. Keizer Lodewijk Bosonides (de blinde), Ks. Geb. ca (gezindte: RK), overl Arles (Fr.). Koning van Neder Bourgondie 887, Italie 901, RD Keizer (afgezet), in 905 blind geworden (gemaakt?). Tr. (1) circa 0900, tr. kerk um 903 Anna van BYZANTIUM, geb. ca (gezindte: Gr.K.), overl. ca Bron: Henny Savenije, dr. van Leo VI van BYZANTIUM en Zoe Karbonophina Stylanus ZAUTES. Tr. (2) voor 0914 Aelis van BOERGONDIë, geb. ca Bron: Henny Savenije, dr. van Koning Rudolf I van BOURGONDIë (zie ) en Willa van NEDER-BOURGONDIE (zie ). Tr. (3) Adelheid van BOURGONDIE, geb. ca. 0900, overl. ca. 0930, dr. van Koning Rudolf I van BOURGONDIë (zie ) en Willa van NEDER-BOURGONDIE (zie ). Uit het tweede huwelijk: 2. Engelberda van BOURGONDIE, geb. ca. 0877, overl. ca Tr. circa 0900 Willem van AQUITANIE AUVERGNE, geb. ca. 0875, overl. ca Willa van NEDER-BOURGONDIE (zie ). aner\ /jan.2013 Side 17

19 Kildemateriale 3: Kareldegrote/Familien Van Bourgogne Karel De Grote = Generation 1. Generation 5: 87. Irmgard Der Franken was born about 855 and died on 2 Apr 897 about age 42. Irmgard married Boso V Van Bourgogne Van Metz, son of Bouvin Van Metz and Richilde Van Arles, in Mar 872. Boso was born about 855 and died on 11 Jan 887 about age 32. Children from this marriage were: F i. Willa Van Bourgondië was born about 880 and died about 920 about age M ii. Lodewijk Bosonides Van Metz was born about 883 and died on 5 Jun 928 about age F iii. Engelberta Van Bourgondië was born about 887 and died after Jan 916. aner\ /jan.2013 Side 18

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