Hugo V. (Châteaudun)

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Hugo V , called the wise ("Callidus") ( French Hugues ; † 1191 ) was a vice count of Châteaudun and lord of Mondoubleau . He was a younger son of Vice Count Hugo IV and Margaret of Saint-Calais. His older brother and predecessor was Gottfried IV.

He feuded with the Count House of Vendôme for the possession of Mondoubleau and wounded Gottfried von Lavardin, the brother of Count Burchard IV. , In battle. This led to an intervention by King Philip II August of France, who took Mondoubleau in June 1189 and made it subordinate to the Count of Vendôme for the time being. Then Hugo took part in the third crusade in the wake of Richard the Lionheart and stood for this in Sicily , together with Gottfried II von Rancon , the French king as a hostage, as pledge for Richard's marriage promise with a sister of Philip II August. Richard the Lionheart later married Berengaria , a daughter of King Sanchos VI. of Navarre . Hugo is later mentioned during the siege of Acre . He died as early as 1191; whether his death occurred in the holy land is unclear.

Hugo was married to Jeanne de Preuilly († before 1211), daughter of Gosbert von Preuilly († before 1205), Lord of La Guerche and Le Bouchet. He had two children with her:

  • Gottfried V († after November 1218)
  • Agnes († after February 1200)

After his death, his son Gottfried V followed him as Vice Count of Châteaudun. His widow married Count Robert III for the second time . von Alençon († 1217; House of Montgommery ).

Individual evidence

  1. Gesta Regis Henrici secundis et Gesta Regis Ricardi Benedicti abbatis , ed. by William Stubbs in: Rolls Series 49 (1867), Vol. 2, p. 68
  2. Rigord , Gesta Philippi Augusti , ed. in: Recueil des Historiens des Gaules et de la France 17 (1878), p. 32
  3. Ambroise , Estoire de la guerre sainte , ed. by Marianne Ailes: The history of the Holy War. Ambroise's Estoire de la guerre sainte (2004), Vol. 2, p. 97

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predecessor Office successor
Gottfried IV. Vice Count of Châteaudun
1176–1191
Gottfried V.