- The
Maasgau, Masao, or Maasland, was an
early medieval region or pagus, on both
sides of the
Meuse (Dutch: Maas),
stretching north of the city of Maastricht...
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accession as head of a house.
Gilbert I,
Count of the
Maasgau, d. 842
Gilbert II,
Count of the
Maasgau, 825–875 Reginar, Duke of Lorraine, 850–915 Reginar...
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Gilbert (Giselbert),
Count of
Maasgau was a
Frankish noble in what
would become Lotharingia,
during his
lifetime in the 9th century. The
Carolingian dynasty...
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Erenfried I of
Maasgau was the
count of Bliesgau, Keldachgau [de], Bonngau [de], and the
count of
Charmois (fl. 866–904). He
married Adelgunde of Burgundy...
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called Ermengarde in
later sources,
kidnapped 846 by Gilbert,
Count of the
Maasgau, who then
married her
Gisla (c. 830–860) 851–860
Abbess of San Salvatore...
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Battle of
Andernach on 2
October 939. The
rebellious dukes Gilbert II of
Maasgau and
Eberhard of
Franconia had
looted the
counties of Odo and his nephew...
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appears to have been the son or
grandson of Lambert, a
nobleman of the
Maasgau, the area
where he
later founded the
Abbey of Thorn. He also
appears to...
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count in
Zulpichgau and in
Keldachgau (904 – 937), son of
Erenfried I of
Maasgau. He left children:
Hermann I
count in
Auelgau (922/48), who had children:...
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Lower Lorraine. The
likely ancestor of the Reginars, Gilbert,
Count of the
Maasgau, a v****al of the West
Frankish king
Charles the Bald,
married a daughter...
- It
involved the
church of "Biettine" (believed to be Obbicht) in the
Maasgau. Over the centuries, this
Lambert has been
claimed as a
Count of Louvain...
