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Ingelger (died 888), also
called Ingelgarius, was a
Frankish nobleman, who was the
founder of the
County of
Anjou and of the
original House of Anjou. Later...
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century to
Robert the Strong.
Ingelger and his son, Fulk the Red, were
viscounts until Fulk ****umed the
title of count.
Ingelger's male line
ended with Geoffrey...
- The
House of
Ingelger (French: Ingelgeriens), also
known as The Ingelgerians, was a
lineage of the
Frankish nobility, and the
first dynasty in Anjou, where...
- of
Anjou from 929
until his death. Born
about 870, Fulk was the son of
Ingelger of
Anjou and
Adelais of Amboise. He was the
first Count of Anjou, ruling...
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between these counts and the
counts of Anjou, and
members of the
House of
Ingelger and
House of
Plantagenet descended from this line. The
family tree of the...
- castle, and a
Gallic oppidum was
built there. In the late 9th century
Ingelger was made
viscount of Orléans and
through his
mother was
related to Hugh...
- Adalard,
Archbishop of
Tours and Raino,
Bishop of
Angers (Amboise) ? ? ? ? ?
Ingelger Roscilla de
Loches Warnerius,
seigneur de
Loches 874 02 Mar 897 ? ? 05...
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cognatic kinship from an
Angevin family that was
descended from a
noble named Ingelger,
whose recorded history dates from 870.
During the 10th and 11th centuries...
- Died (1040-06-21)21 June 1040 (aged 69–70) Metz
Noble family House of
Ingelger Spouse(s)
Elisabeth of Vendôme
Hildegarde of
Sundgau Issue Adele of Vendome-Anjou...
- Grey Gown Born c. 938/940 Died (987-07-21)21 July 987 Marçon
Noble family Ingelger Spouse(s)
Adele of
Meaux Adelaise de Châlons
Father Fulk II of
Anjou Mother...
