-
Aloara of
Capua (died 992), was a
princess consort of
Capua from the 960s to 981, and then co-regent of
Capua jointly with her son from 982
until 992....
- town of Avellino,
besieged Capua, and then Benevento. Landulf's mother,
Aloara of
Capua and
Landulf I,
Archbishop of Benevento, took over the government...
-
Aquitaine French trobairitz—female troubadour. A
single poem of hers
survives Aloara 10th
century Italy Trotula After the
death of her husband, Pandolf, in 981...
- Benevento, and the
young Landulf, with help from his mother, Pandulf's wife,
Aloara.
Benevento had been made an
archdiocese in 969. In the 960s,
Byzantium had...
- at
Teano and died
probably in 861 (possibly in 860). He left by his wife
Aloara five sons:
Lando (II),
Landulf (of Suessola), Landenulf, Pando, and Peter;...
- Ironhead.
Landenulf was
young and
ruled under the
regency of his
mother Aloara until her
death in 992. His
brother Laidulf, the
count of Teano, incited...
- Hugh was
present along with Duke of Bavaria, the ****ure
Henry II. In 992,
Aloara, the
widow of
Pandulf Ironhead, who had been
regent of the Prin****lity...
- ibn
Yusuf ibn Umar Alice-Mary
Talbot Aligern Allagion Allelengyon Allīnūs
Aloara Alp
Arslan Altava Althias Alusian of
Bulgaria Alviso Diedo Alypius of Constantinople...
- Some
sources attribute the
founding of the
monastery to a
Norman princess,
Aloara, but
another claim is that it was
founded in 1050 by
Donna Riccarda, sister...
