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Walter Gautier Giffard, Lord of Longueville,
Normandy (a.k.a. 'Giffard of
Barbastre'), was a
Norman baron, a Tenant-in-chief in England, a
Christian knight...
- 1009, died on
pilgrimage to Jerusalem, 1038 1038–1065
Ermengol III el de
Barbastre ("of Barbastro"), born c. 1033,
killed at
Barbastro in
February or March...
- an
alliance with
Catalan County of
Barcelona on the
Capitulations of
Barbastre,
donating Ramiro II his
realm to
Ramon Berenguer IV of Barcelona. Aragonese-Castilian...
- gave up the 19 of the
Franja de
Ponent [Western Strip] to
Lleida and
Barbastre,
grouped into
three enclaves. The diocese,
without excluding the possibility...
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Chevalerie Vivien Le Siège de
Barbastre (c. 1180)
Bovon de
Commarchis (c. 1275),
reworking by
Adenet le Roi of the
Siege de
Barbastre Guibert d'Andrenas (13th...
- III of
Barbastre El de
Barbastre June 1032 Monzón Son of
Ermengol II and Velasquita-Constance of Besalú 1038 –17
April 1066 17
April 1066
Barbastre aged...
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Bovon de
Commarchis (13th century),
recension of the earlier:
Siege de
Barbastre, by
Adenet le Roi, ed. A
Scheler (Brussels, 1874)
Guibert d'Andrenas (13th...
- in Occitan. Siège de
Barbastre is
another chanson in the
cycle centred on Guillaume's life
which describes the
capture of
Barbastre (possibly Barbastro)...
- work all
place it
alongside other texts (Aymeri de Narbonne, Siège de
Barbastre) and the
title has lent
itself to the
entire cycle,
called "the Narbonnais...
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Asturies Asturian Ávila Àvila Ávila
Spanish Barbastro Barbastre Balbastro Aragonese Basque Country País Basc
Euskal Herria Basque Cádiz...
