Boso
Boso stands for:
- a Japanese peninsula, see Bōsō Peninsula
- a manufacturer of blood pressure monitors, see Bosch und Sohn
- a place in the Diffa region in Niger, see Bosso
- a language common in Mali, see Bozo (language)
The following people were called boso or boson :
- Boso von Bec , Abbot of Le Bec 1124–1136
- Boso von Konstanz , Bishop of Konstanz 642–676
- Boso von Merseburg , Bishop of Merseburg 968–970
- Boso of Montivilliers (1065 / 66–1136)
- Boso (Cardinal) († 1181), Cardinal
- Boso de Granges (Boso II. De Granges; † 1243), from 1237 to 1243 Bishop of Sion
- From the families of the bosonids and buvinids :
- Boso of Arles , called the old man († before 855), Count of Arles and in Italy, ancestor of the bosonids
- Boso († 874/878), count in Italy, his son
- Boso of Vienne (of Provence, of Niederburgund) († 887), Count of Vienne, King of Niederburgund, grandson of Bosos of Arles
- Boso of Tuscien († after 936), Count of Avignon, Margrave of Tuscien, grandson of Duke Hugbert of Transjurania, great-grandson of Boso of Arles
- Boso († 949/951), Bishop of Piacenza, Arch Chancellor of the HRR, illegitimate son of King Hugo of Italy, Hugbert's grandson
- Boso I (Provence) (895–935), Count of Provence, son-in-law of Bosos of Avignon
- Boso II (Provence) († 965/967), Count of Avignon and Arles
