-
Perelada went to Hugh and
Roussillon went to Giselbert. He
married firstly Ava
Guisla,
probably the
daughter of
Raymond II,
count of Rouergue. By her he had:...
-
mother was a
daughter of
Berenguer Ramon I,
Count of Barcelona, and his wife
Guisla de Lluçà. One of his
paternal aunts was
Constance of Burgundy, the wife...
-
Barcelona for
another brief period when
Berenguer Ramon I left it to his widow,
Guisla de Lluça, on his death. She
ruled it with her son
William until she remarried...
-
before it
became an abbey. In 1027,
Berenguer married as his
second wife
Guisla de Lluçà [es], with whom he had two more sons;
Guillem (William) Berenguer [es]...
- from 1011 to his death. He was the son of
Ermengol I and his
second wife,
Guisla.
Still a
child when he
succeeded his father, who was
killed in
battle against...
- 1035–1076 Succeeded by
Ramon Berenguer II
Berenguer Ramon II Preceded by
Guisla of Lluçá
William I
Count of
Osona 1054–1076 Preceded by G****nda Ermengarde...
- II, Emir (1043–c.1106)
Marca Hispanica County of
Osona (complete list) –
Guisla de Lluça,
Count (1035–1054) William,
Count (1035–1054) Jimena,
Count (1107–1149)...
- (1050-1068). He was the
eldest son of
Wifred II,
Count of
Cerdanya and
Guisla of Pallars. His
brothers were
Bernard I of
Berga and
Berengar of Berga....
-
relinquishing his
disputed rights in the Penedès and Ausona. He and his wife
Guisla promised to make
their eldest sons,
Bernat and Arnau,
renounce the family's...
- Ayguatébia, he was the son of
Bernat I,
viscount of Conflent, and his wife
Guisla de Lluçià, and also
nephew and
successor to
bishop Sal·la, as well as member...
