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Guillemundus (also Guillemó) (died 827) was
count of Razès and Conflent, in what is now
southern France. He was the son of Bera,
Count of Barcelona. He...
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which is unclear.
After taking part in the
defeat of the son of Bera,
Guillemundus, and his lieutenant, Aisso, in
Barcelona and
Girona (to 827), he received...
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nobles joined Aissó and Guillemó (or
Guillemundus) son of Berà and
Count of
Rasez and Conflent. Aissó
raided the County...
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delegated the two counties, Razès and Confluent, to his son
Guillemundus in
around 820.
Guillemundus rebelled against Bernard of Septimania, who
succeeded his...
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Venice Claudius,
archbishop of
Turin Grigol of Kakheti,
Georgian prince Guillemundus,
Frankish nobleman Hildegrim,
bishop of Châlons Jing Zong,
emperor of...
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Lleida 1126-1134
Sylvie Guillem (1965-)
French ballerina Guillemó or
Guillemundus,
Frankish Count of
Rasez and Conflent, son of Berà Guilhèm,
Occitan equivalent...
- father's example, Bera gave
governorship of the
counties to his son
Guillemundus. In 812, Bera also
travelled to the
Imperial Court in
Aachen with several...
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cartulary called the
Liber feudorum Ceritaniae. 801 – 812 Bera 812 – 827
Guillemundus 828 – 832
Gaucelm 832 – 835
Berengar 837 – 844
Bernard 844 – 848 Sunifred...
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Venice Claudius,
archbishop of
Turin Grigol of Kakheti,
Georgian prince Guillemundus,
Frankish nobleman Hildegrim,
bishop of Châlons Jing Zong,
emperor of...
