- Columb****,
Waldalenus' son,
Chramnelenus of Besançon, Chramnelenus' brother-in-law
Amalgar of
Dijon and
Wandalbert of Chambly.
Waldalenus was married...
- Ireland, a
disciple of St
Columba (563)
Saint Adalsindis,
sister of St
Waldalenus,
founder of the
Monastery of Bèze in France,
Abbess of a
convent near...
-
founded on a
royal grant of land from
Dagobert I (628) by Amalgar: see
Waldalenus "Vadium" Hans Hummer, "Reform and
lordship in
Alsace at the turn of the...
-
Flanders (c. 650)
Saint Gerebern (Gerebarn), presbyter,
martyr (c.650)
Saint Waldalenus,
founder of
monastery of Bèze in
France (7th century)
Saint Bercthun (Bertin)...
-
Gogon (or Gogo), King Childebert's fosterer, died; he was
replaced by
Waldalenus (or Wandelin), a
close ****ociate of
Bishop Gilles of Reims. From then...
- The
presence of
Burgundians at the site is
testified to by
their tombs.
Waldalenus,
Patrician of Burgundy, had his
palatium here at the end of the sixth...
-
founded by
Amalgar of Dijon, Duke of
Upper Burgundy and
brother in law of
Waldalenus's son,
Chramnelenus of Besançon (see also Adalrich, Duke of Alsace). The...
- The
abbey was
founded by Amalgaire, Duke of
Lower Burgundy,
brother of
Waldalenus, Duke of
Upper Burgundy and
father of
Saint Donatus of Besançon. Amalgaire...
