County of Meaux
From 888/889 to 1019/1021 the county of Meaux with the main town of Meaux was in the hands of the Count's House of Vermandois , a line of the Carolingians ; the counts are:
- Chagnerich , comes des pagus Meaux, † around 633 ( Burgundofarones )
- Chagnulf , comes des pagus Meaux, † 642 ( Burgundofarones )
- Tetbert (Theutbert, Theodebert), brother of Bishop Anschericus (Anscharic) of Paris, Count of Meaux 877-888
- Heribert I of Vermandois, Count of Meaux 888 / 889-900 / 907
- Heribert II of Vermandois, Count of Meaux 900 / 907-943
- Robert , Count of Meaux 946–967
- Heribert the Old , Count of Meaux 967–980 / 984
- Heribert the Younger , Count of Meaux 980 / 984–995
- Stephan (Étienne) , Count of Meaux 995-1019 / 1021
Theobald I († 978 ) Count of Blois , married Liutgard of Vermandois , daughter of Count Heribert II. , Heiress of Count Meaux and County Troyes , which are later summarized under the name Champagne .
- Odo I. ( 983 - 1037 ), great-grandson Theobald I, Count of Meaux 1022-1037, also Count of Blois , Reims and Troyes .
- Stephan I († 1047/58), Count of Meaux 1037-1047, also Count of Troyes
- Odo II , Count of Meaux 1047-1066, also Count of Troyes .
- Theobald I. ( 1019 - 1089 ), Count of Meaux 1066-1089, also Count of Blois and Troyes .
- Stephan II. († 1102 ), Count of Meaux 1089–1102, also Count of Blois .
- Theobald II. († 1152 ), Count of Meaux 1102 - 1152 , also Count of Blois , then Count of Champagne .
For his successor see under Count of Champagne .
In the 14th century , the city and county of Meaux fell to the king with Champagne.