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     Guinodeon de Porhoët was born circa 955?. She married Benedict de Cornouaille, son of Budig Castellin, Prince of Cornouaille.¹

     Savaris d' Anthenaise was born circa 1076?. He was the son of Hamelin I d' Anthenaise and Dometi (?).¹

     Dometi (?) married Hamelin I d' Anthenaise, son of seigneur Joscelin d' Anthenaise and Agnes de Bazougers, in 1075.¹

     Agnes de Bazougers married seigneur Joscelin d' Anthenaise, son of seigneur Guillaume d' Anthenaise.¹

     Seigneur Guillaume d' Anthenaise was born circa 980?.

     Tephaine "Chevriere" de Briolé, dame de Briolé, & de Châteauneuf-sur-Sarte was born before 1103. She was the daughter of Geoffroy, seigneur de Briolé, & de Châteauneuf-sur-Sarte and Garnoise de Jarze.² Tephaine "Chevriere" de Briolé, dame de Briolé, & de Châteauneuf-sur-Sarte married Lisiard, Seigneur de Sablé, de la Suse, de Briolé, de Châteauneuf-sur-Sarte, son of Robert II "le Bourguignon", seigneur de Sablé and Hersende, dame de la Suse.² Tephaine "Chevriere" de Briolé, dame de Briolé, & de Châteauneuf-sur-Sarte was the predecessor of Robert III, sire de Sablé, de la Suse, de Briolé; Lord of Briollay.¹

     Garnoise de Jarze was born circa 1083?. She married Geoffroy, seigneur de Briolé, & de Châteauneuf-sur-Sarte, son of Artaud de Briolé and Arsende (?).¹

     Artaud de Briolé was the son of Ingelger de Briolé.¹ Artaud de Briolé married Arsende (?).¹

     Arsende (?) married Artaud de Briolé, son of Ingelger de Briolé.¹

     Ingelger de Briolé was the son of Bourchard de Briolé.¹

     Hersende, dame de la Suse was born circa 1052?. She was the daughter of Herbert, seigneur de la Suse.¹ Hersende, dame de la Suse married Robert II "le Bourguignon", seigneur de Sablé, son of Robert I "le Bourguignon", seigneur de Craon and Avoise "Blanche", dame de Sablé.¹ Hersende, dame de la Suse was the successor of Herbert, seigneur de la Suse; Lord of La Suze on the Sarthe.² Hersende, dame de la Suse was the predecessor of Lisiard, Seigneur de Sablé, de la Suse, de Briolé, de Châteauneuf-sur-Sarte; Lord of La Suze on the Sarthe.¹ Lady of La Suze on the Sarthe at County of Anjou, France.¹

     Herbert, seigneur de la Suse was born circa 1022?. Lord of La Suze on the Sarthe at County of Anjou, France.² He was the predecessor of Hersende, dame de la Suse; Lady of La Suze on the Sarthe.¹

     Arnold "le Gros" was the son of Abbo "le Breton".¹

     Geoffroi II de Mayenne married Gervase de Château-Gontier, daughter of Renaud III de Bellême, seigneur de Château-Gontier and Beatrix du Perche.¹

     Gervase de Château-Gontier married Geoffroi II de Mayenne.¹ Gervase de Château-Gontier was born circa 1070. She was the daughter of Renaud III de Bellême, seigneur de Château-Gontier and Beatrix du Perche.¹

     Renaud III de Bellême, seigneur de Château-Gontier married Beatrix du Perche, daughter of Rotrou III, comte du Perche and Mahaud de Champagne.¹ Renaud III de Bellême, seigneur de Château-Gontier was born circa 1045. He was the son of Renaud II de Bellême, seigneur de Château-Gontier.²

     Beatrix du Perche was the daughter of Rotrou III, comte du Perche and Mahaud de Champagne.¹ Beatrix du Perche married Renaud III de Bellême, seigneur de Château-Gontier, son of Renaud II de Bellême, seigneur de Château-Gontier.¹

     Sheriff of Kent Haimo dapifer was born circa 1045?. He was the son of Haimo Dentatus (?).^2,1

     Also called Godehilde.¹ Godehilde du Maine was born circa 924. She was the daughter of Hugues I du Maine, vicomte du Mans. Godehilde du Maine married Ives I, seigneur de Château de Bellême, son of Fulcuin de Creil.¹

     Godehilde de Bellême was born circa 965. She was the daughter of Ives I, seigneur de Château de Bellême and Godehilde du Maine.¹

     Prince of Dumnonée Riwal Deroc ap Riotham of Dumnonée was the son of Prince of Dumnonée Riotham ap Deroch of Dumnonée.¹ Ferox, a Latin name meaning "the Arrogant," from which Deroc is derived for it is mistranslated into Welsh as Derog, meaning "the obstinate one". As Riwal, he "ruled beyond and on this side of the sea" according to the Life of Saint Lunaire.² Prince of Dumnonée Riwal Deroc ap Riotham of Dumnonée was the successor of Prince of Dumnonée Riotham ap Deroch of Dumnonée; Prince of Dumnonée.¹ Prince of Dumnonée at Brittany between 500 and 520.¹

     Sophia von Staufen was born between 1173 and 1175.¹ She was the daughter of Friedrich I "Barbarossa", Kaiser der Römisches Reich and Beatrix de Bourgogne.¹ Sophia von Staufen married Wilhelm VIII, Markgraf von Montferrat, son of Bonifatius I, Markgraf von Montferrat, König von Thessalonich and Helene del Bosco, in 1187.¹

     Markgraf von Montferrat N. N. Palaiologos was born circa 1321?. He was the son of Markgraf von Montferrat Theodor I Palaiologos.

     Berta di Clavesana was the daughter of Markgraf Bonifatius di Clavesana.¹ Berta di Clavesana married Wilhelm VIII, Markgraf von Montferrat, son of Bonifatius I, Markgraf von Montferrat, König von Thessalonich and Helene del Bosco, before 9 August 1202; His 2nd.²

     Margarete de Savoie was born circa 1225?. She was the daughter of Amédée IV, comte de Savoie and Marguerite de Bourgogne.¹ Margarete de Savoie married Bonifatius II, Markgraf von Montferrat, son of Wilhelm VIII, Markgraf von Montferrat and Berta di Clavesana.¹

     Frideruna (?) was born circa 925?. She married Brun von Querfurt, Graf von Arneburg, son of "gener regis" Siegfried (?) and Kotechind von Sachsen.¹

     Ida , wife of Brun von Querfurt married Brun "der Ältere", Graf zu Querfurt-Schrapelau, son of Brun von Querfurt, Graf von Arneburg and Frideruna (?).¹

     N. N. von Wettin was born circa 975?. She was the daughter of Graf vom Hassegau Burchard von Wettin.¹ N. N. von Wettin married Gebhard I, Graf von Querfurt, son of Brun "der Ältere", Graf zu Querfurt-Schrapelau and Ida , wife of Brun von Querfurt.¹

     Graf Bennid I of the Billunger was the son of Graf Amelung (I) of the Billunger.¹ Also called Bernhard (?) Bennid (I) = Bernhard.¹

     Graf Amelung (I) of the Billunger belonged to the Saxon-Thuringer branch of the Billinge family.¹ He was named in a document of Charlemagne's in 811.¹

     Graf im fränkischen und sächsischen Hessengau Asig I von Hessengau was the son of Graf im fränkischen Hessengau Hildebold des Sachsen and Swanehild (?).² Graf im fränkischen und sächsischen Hessengau Asig I von Hessengau was ancestor of the Esikonen. Also called Esic. He married Ida "der Jüngeren" des Sachsen, daughter of Dux der Sachsen, Markgraf der Dänischen Mark Ekbert des Franken and Ida "die Heilige" des Francs; His 2nd.^1,3

     Ida "der Jüngeren" des Sachsen held possessions in Imminghausen and Helmscheid, and gave both to the Kloster Corvey.³ She was born circa 790?. She was the daughter of Dux der Sachsen, Markgraf der Dänischen Mark Ekbert des Franken and Ida "die Heilige" des Francs.^1,2 Ida "der Jüngeren" des Sachsen married Graf im fränkischen und sächsischen Hessengau Asig I von Hessengau, son of Graf im fränkischen Hessengau Hildebold des Sachsen and Swanehild (?); His 2nd.^1,2

     Baba of the Bardonin was born circa 736?. She married Graf Reginbert des Franken, son of Graf Ricbert des Franken and Frenkin (?).¹ Baba of the Bardonin and Graf Reginbert des Franken granted at Bergheim, near Heidelberg.¹

     Graf Ricbert des Franken was born circa 700?. He married Frenkin (?).¹

     Frenkin (?) was born circa 705?. She married Graf Ricbert des Franken.¹

     She is said, in an unsourced Soc.Gen.Med posting, to be the daughter of Shahriyar II of Tabaristan. She has a Sassanid name, but said to be from Tabaristan, then in Muslim hands. Here's how it could be possible: "During the first three decades of Arab rule to Iran, a Sassanid prince called Dabuyeh, a descendant of Piruz established a little principality on the northern part of the country. His territory was located between the Alburz mountains and Caspian sea, an area called Deylaman. The people in Deylaman were Zoroasterian and they did not convert to Islam for a long time (since at least 1000 AD), so they supported Dabuyeh and his successors, who were also Zoroasterian. He was able to keep his territories independence, and he did not let the Arabs come to his land. Dabuyeh’s dynasty ruled Deylaman for 150 years. After that, two other branches of Sassanid princes divided Dabuyeh’s territory between themselves. One of them was called Paduspanid (descendants of Dabuyeh’s brother, Paduspan) and another one called, Bavandid (descendants of Kavus, brother of Khosrow Anushiravan). These two dynasties later converted to Islam (in the 11th century AD), but they never lost their territories to Arabs, and they ruled it for 865 years! Longest of any dynasty in Iranian history." (From a forum posting on www.AllEmpires.com.) (The Bavand's Qaren actually converted to Islam in 854 AD. - EB) The line of Bavanids is so given (in the forum post): Bavandid Kings: Bau (665-680), Walash the Usurper (680-688), Surkhab I (688-717), Mir Mardan (717-755), Surkhab II (755-772), Sharwin I (772-797), Shahriyar I (797-825), Shapur (825-837), Qarin I (837-867), Rustam I (867-895), Sharwin II (895-930), Shahriyar II (930-950).
Xosrovanuš (?) was born say 913. She married Ašot III Oghormac, Šahanšah of Armenia, son of Abas, Shahanshah of Armenia and N. N. of Iberia.² Xosrovanuš (?) was buried in King Ašot's Chapel, Horomos Monastery, 15 km north-east of Ani, beside the Akhurian river, Turkey. "To the east of this tomb [King Ašot III's] there was another, traditionally thought to be the tomb of Ashot's wife, Xosrovannush."² "Era 420 + In the name of God I Xawsrevaniwš queen of Armenia have certified the šaryeat of Tekor je?n kayt'. Now may no-one dare to separate from this holy Trinity."³ "In the name of God in 430 of the Armenian era, in the patriarchate of Anania and in the kingship of Ašot son of … there happened a wish by God I Khosro….queen of Armenia who appointed….."⁴

     N. N. von Oberdillingen was born circa 985?. She was the daughter of Graf in Oberdillingen Riwin I von Oberdillingen.¹ N. N. von Oberdillingen married Rapoto II, Graf im Traungau, son of Rapoto I, Graf im Traungau.¹

     Graf in Oberdillingen Riwin I von Oberdillingen was born circa 955?.

     N. N. von Schweinfurt was per W. Wegener, daughter of Count Henry.¹ She was born circa 1005?. She was the daughter of Heinrich I, Markgraf im bayerischen Nordgau and Gerberge von Henneberg, Markgräfin im bayerischen Nordgau.¹ N. N. von Schweinfurt married Diepold I, Graf im Augstgau und Keltenstein, son of Rapoto II, Graf im Traungau and N. N. von Oberdillingen.¹

     Hemma von der Ostmark married Rapoto III, Graf von Diessen, Graf im bayerischen und schwäbischen Augstgau, son of Rapoto II, Graf im Traungau.¹ Hemma von der Ostmark was born circa 990?. She was the daughter of Liutpold I "der Erlauchte", Markgraf von Österreich and Richwara, Markgräfin von Österreich.

     Mathilde vom Chiemgau was born circa 1030?. She was the daughter of Graf im Chiemgau Sieghard VII vom Chiemgau.¹ Mathilde vom Chiemgau married Graf von Cham Rapoto IV von Traungau, son of Diepold I, Graf im Augstgau und Keltenstein, in 1045; His 1st.¹

     Graf von Nellenburg was born circa 930?.

     N. N. (?) married Richard, Vogt von Remiremont, Graf von Metz, son of Gerhard II, Graf von Metz.¹

     N. N. von Orleans was daughter or niece of Matfried II.¹ She was born circa 850?. She was the daughter of Matfried II, Graf im Eifelgau.¹ N. N. von Orleans married Adalhard II, Graf von Metz und vom Moselgau, son of Adalhard I, Graf von Metz, Seneschall.¹