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Rampon may
refer to:
Rampon,
Count of
Barcelona (died 825) Antoine-Guillaume
Rampon (1759–1842),
general officer during the
French Revolutionary Wars...
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Rampon (Rampó) was the
second count of the
Catalan counties of
Barcelona and
Osona from 820
until his
death in 825.
Rampon was
given the
county of Barcelona...
- Antoine-Guillaume
Rampon (French pronunciation: [ɑ̃twan ɡijom ʁɑ̃pɔ̃]; 16
March 1759 - 2
March 1842)
joined the
French army as a
private soldier and rose...
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Count Joachim Achille Rampon (9 July 1805 – 11
January 1883) was a
French soldier, aristocrat, and
politician who was
deputy for the
department of Ardèche...
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Valentin and Silly,
supported by the
infantry Divisions of Antoine-Guillaume
Rampon in the
centre and Jean
Reynier on the right. The
British position on the...
- Carc****onne from 837. He was
appointed to
succeed the
third Count of Barcelona,
Rampon.
During his career,
Bernard was one of the
closest counsellors of the Emperor...
- (Ireland) Song Ruozhao,
Chinese scholar, lady-in-waiting and poet (b. 770)
Rampon,
count of
Barcelona Welf,
father of
Judith of
Bavaria Wihomarc,
Breton chieftain...
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there until his
death in 844. He was
succeeded as
Count of
Barcelona by
Rampon.
Ramon d'Abadal, Els
primers comtes catalans, 1958,
republished by La Magrana...
- atop
Monte Negino.
These soldiers were
joined by
Colonel Antoine-Guillaume
Rampon who ****umed
overall command. An
additional 1,192 men of the 32nd Line from...
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subsequent campaigns of 807, 808, and 809. He died in 820 and
Osona was
given to
Rampon,
Count of Barcelona.
Urgell and
Cerdanya were
granted to
Aznar Galíndez...
