Mâcon (noble family)

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Mâcon is a family of the southern French-Burgundian nobility, first attested at the beginning of the 10th century.

history

The progenitor is Maiolus (Mayeul), Vice Count of Narbonne (which is why the name of the family could also refer to Narbonne), whose younger son Albericus (Aubry) inherited the Vice County of Mâcon , where he made himself count, taking advantage of a political vacuum. A branch line of the Counts of Mâcon are the first Lords of Salins .

In the female line, Maiolus , the abbot of Cluny , probably also belongs to the family, although the connection has not yet been proven.

Both in the county of Mâcon and in the lordship of Salins, the family was inherited by the Burgundy-Ivrea family .

Tribe list

The Vice Counts of Narbonne

  1. Maiolus (Mayeul), Viscount de Narbonne , † probably before June 15, 911; ∞ Raymunda, † before June 15, 911, possibly daughter of Count Raimund I of Toulouse ( House of Toulouse )
    1. Walcharius (Gauthier), attested in 911, Viscount de Narbonne; ∞ NN
      1. ? Raymonde, ∞ Foucher, Seigneur de Valensole
        1. Maiolus (Mayeul), attested May 948 / August 993, Abbot of Cluny
      2. ? Maiolus (Mayeul III.), † after October 24, 946, Vicomte de Narbonne; ∞ I Esther; ∞ II Ranilo
        1. Simplicio, attested in 946
        2. Vuadimiro, 946 attested
        3. Daughters , 946 attested
    2. Albericus (Aubry) called Narbonensis , † probably attested in 943, 911, Viscount de Mâcon, appointed himself Comte de Mâcon after the death of Bishop Berno of Mâcon in 936; ∞ Tolosana / Etolene / Tolana, † probably after 941 - descendants see below
    3. ? Maiolus (Mayeul II.), Attested in 936, † after June 949 Viscount de Mâcon; ∞ Landrada - descendants see below

The Counts of Mâcon

The presentation in this section follows the respective main articles, if any.

  1. Albericus (Aubry) called Narbonensis , † probably attested in 943, 911, Viscount de Mâcon, appointed himself Comte de Mâcon after the death of Bishop Berno of Mâcon in 936; ∞ Tolosana / Etolene / Tolana, † probably after 941 - ancestors see above
    1. ? Maiolus (Mayeul II.), Attested in 936, † after June 949 Viscount de Mâcon; ∞ Landrada
    2. Leotaldus (Liétaud) , attested in 935, † 958/961, Comte de Mâcon and Burgundy; ∞ I before 935 Ermengarde, daughter of Manasses, Count of Dijon ; ∞ II Berta; ∞ III Richilde
      1. (I) Albericus (Aubry II.) , * Before 942, † probably 981, 960 Comte de Mâcon; ∞ Ermentrude, daughter of Ragenold Graf von Roucy ( House of Roucy ), she married Otto Wilhelm von Burgund , Count von Mâcon as successor to Aubry (family list of the House of Burgundy-Ivrea )
        1. ? Letaud,
        2. ? Aubry de Mâcon
        3. Beatrix; ∞ I Geoffroy , Comte de Gâtinais , † after 991; ∞ II Hugues du Perche
    3. Humbert, attested in 944, Sire de Salins; ∞? Wandalmodis - descendants see below
    4. Attala (Tolana), † after June 944 probably identical with Attala ∞? Lambert, Count of Chalon

The Lords of Salins

  1. Humbert, attested in 944, Sire de Salins; ∞? Wandalmodis - ancestors see above
    1. Humbert, testified in 958/971, Sire de Salins; ∞ Eremburge, † after 1028, daughter of Lambert
      1. Gaucher (II.), Attested after 1039, Sire de Salins; ∞ before 1044 Aremburge
        1. Gaucher (III.), Attested before 1057, † after 1084, Sire de Salins ,; ∞ Beatrix
          1. Humbert (III.), 1084 very young, Sire de Salins; ∞ NN
            1. Gaucher (IV.), Sire de Salins ,; ∞ NN
              1. Mora (Maurette), † after 1218, heiress of Salins; ∞ Gérald Comte de Mâcon et de Vienne (family list of the House of Burgundy-Ivrea )
            2. ? Humbert (IV.)
            3. ? Nicole, attested in 1202; ∞ Simon, Seigneur de Commercy ( House Commercy )
            4. ? Elisabeth, ∞? Renaud de Traves,
          2. Hugues
      2. Hugues, archbishop
    2. Adela; ∞ NN
      1. Wandalmodis; ∞ Engelbert (III.) Of Brienne ( Brienne House )
    3. Wandalmodis, probably identical to Wandalmodis ∞ Bérard, Seigneur de Beaujeu ( House Beaujeu )

The Vice Counts of Mâcon

  1. Maiolus (Mayeul II.), Attested in 936, † after June 949, Viscount de Mâcon; ∞ Landrada - ancestors see above
    1. Vualterius (Walterius, Gauthier), † after June 16, 961, 948 Vicomte de Mâcon; ∞ NN
      1. ? Albericus (Aubry), Viscount de Mâcon
    2. Raymonde, † after April 20, 950
    3. ? Teudoin, † after April 20, 950

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ "infantes Majolo vicecomite et uxori SUAE Raymundæ ... Walchario et ... Albericho vicecomite" from a document dated 15 June 911 (in: Claude Devic , Joseph Vaissète  : Histoire générale de Languedoc , 2nd Edition, Volume 2, Preuves, CLIX, p. 708, and 3rd edition, volume 5, Preuves, Chartes et Diplômes, 38, col. 138;) the passage suggests that Maiolus and Raymunda died on this day.
  2. ^ Christian Settipani , La Noblesse du Midi Carolingien. Etudes sur quelques grandes familles d'Aquitaine et du Languedoc du IXe au XIe siècles (Prosopographica et Genealogica, Oxford 2004), p. 19
  3. ↑ A document dated May 4, 948 is issued in the presence of “Vualterium vicecomitem… et monachi… Maiolus” (A. Bernard, A. Bruel (ed.) Recueil des chartes de l'abbaye de Cluny (Paris 1876-1903, im Hereinafter referred to as Cluny ) Volume 1, 719, p. 672.); the relationship between the monk and the vice-count is obvious, also due to the names Maiolus and Raymonda ( onomastics ), but, like the identity of the monk with the future abbot, has not been proven; last mentioned August 993 (Cluny, Volume 2, 1952, p. 169)
  4. ↑ Document of October 24, 946: "Maiolus vicecomes" gave the abbey of Sainte-Marie de Lagrasse "Ursum ... situs super fluvio Urbione intra paga Carcassonne et Narbonense" for the salvation of "patris mei et matris meæ et uxoris mæ Ranilone et ... alia uxore mea quæ fuit quondam… Estuer et pro filiabus meis et pro filiis meis Simplicio et Vuadamiro "(E. Magnou-Nortier, AM Magnon, (ed.), Recueil des chartes de l'abbaye de la Grasse (1996), 58, P. 99
  5. ↑ MC Ragut (ed.), Cartulaire de Saint-Vincent de Mâcon (Mâcon 1864, hereinafter referred to as Mâcon Saint-Vincent ) 496, p. 288.
  6. ↑ Cluny, Volume 1, 432, p. 420, and Volume 2, 976, p. 72, or "patris mei Alberici ... et matris mee Tolane ..." in Mâcon Saint-Vincent 488, p. 283
  7. ↑ Mâcon Saint-Vincent 488, p. 283, the document is dated to 941
  8. ^ A. Bernard, Essai historique sur les vicomtes de Lyon, de Vienne et de Mâcon du IX au XII siècles (Saint-Etienne 1837), p. 28
  9. ↑ “Leotaldi comite, Maioli vicecomiti…”, in: Cluny, Volume I, 746, p. 701
  10. ↑ “Vualterius” calls on May 20, 950 "matri mee Landradane" (Cluny, Volume 1, 765, p. 721.)
  11. ^ A. Bernard, Essai historique sur les vicomtes de Lyon, de Vienne et de Mâcon du IX au XII siècles (Saint-Etienne 1837), p. 28
  12. ↑ “Leotaldi comite, Maioli vicecomiti…”, in: Cluny, Volume I, 746, p. 701
  13. ↑ “Vualterius” calls on May 20, 950 "matri mee Landradane" (Cluny, Volume 1, 765, p. 721.)
  14. ↑ "Letaudi" signing a document of "Albericus comes Matisconensis" of January 14, 971 (Cluny, Volume II, 1291, p 368), which Aubry is suggested as the son Liétauds
  15. ↑ "Leotaldi, Alberici, Ermentrudis coniuge sua ..." as a signature under a document dated January 14, 971 (PF Chifflet, Histoire de l´abbaye royale et de la ville de Tournus (Dijon 1644), Preuves, p. 331), whereby Aubry is suggested as the son of Liétaud and Ermentrude
  16. ↑ "Unberti fratris eius" in a deed Liétauds II. February 944 (Cluny, Volume 1, 655, p 609)
  17. ↑ undated donation of "Mulier quædam nobilis ... Wandalmodis" for the salvation of "mariti sui Humberti" (Abbé E. Bougaud (ed.), Chronique de l'abbaye de Saint-Bénigne de Dijon (Dijon 1875), p. 276. ); Humbert's granddaughter of the same name suggests that it is Humbert von Salins
  18. ↑ Mentioned as Liétaud's sister in a document from June 944 (Cluny, Tome I, 655, p. 609.)
  19. ↑ "Humberti nepotis mei" in a deed of "Leutaldus comes" from January 4 958 (Cluny, Volume 2, 1044, p 137.)
  20. ↑ 1028 as Lambert's daughter and Humbert's wife in D. Carutti, Regesta comitum Sabaudiæ, marchionum in Italia (Turin 1889), LXVII, p. 24
  21. ↑ "Vualcherius miles de Salinis" confirmed a donation of "Humberto patri suo" in the presence of "Hugo archiepiscopus, frater Vualcherii ...", which is dated to the period after 1039 (F. de Gingins-La-Sarre, (ed.) , Cartulaire de Romainmotier (Lausanne 1844, hereinafter referred to as Romainmotier ) p. 445.)
  22. ↑ Donation of "Aremburgis uxor Vualcherii de Salins" (Cluny, Volume 4, 3629, p. 796
  23. ↑ "Dominus Vualcherius, Salinensis oppidi prefectus, filius alterius" from before 1057 (Romainmotier, p. 446.) and "Vualcherius filius Vualcherii filii Humberti" with the consent of "uxori meæ Beatrici… et filius meus Humbertus, tunc parvulus" from 1084 (Romainmotier, p. 447.)
  24. ↑ undated donation by "Humbertus de Salinis" with the consent of "filioque meo Walcherio" (Romainmotier, p. 469.)
  25. ↑ Alberich von Trois-Fontaines mentions the wife of "[comes] Gerardum Viennensem" as "filiam Galteri de Salins" (Chronica Albrici Monachi Trium Fontium 1190, MGH SS XXIII, p. 863); "Galcherus Salinensis dominus" founded the Golliane Abbey in 1218 with the consent of "Mora matre mea comitissa" (G. Hoffman (ed.), Nova scriptorum ac monumentorum collectio, volume 1, Sam. Guichenoni Bibliothecam Sebusianam et Paridis de Crassis diarium cur. Rom (Leipzig 1731), Centuria I, II, p. 31.).
  26. ↑ 1202 Donation of "Simon dominus de Commarci" with the consent of "uxor mea Nichole et filii mei Hugo et Galcherus iam milites, Rainaldus, et Hugo clericus, et filia mea Agnes" (A. Du Chesne, Histoire généalogique de la maison royale de Dreux (Paris 1631), Broyes et Châteauvillain, Preuves, p. 23.)
  27. ↑ around 1100 Donated by "Domnum Walcherium de Salins" with mention of "filiis suis Humberto atque Hugone" (Cluny, Volume V, 3769, p. 121.)
  28. ↑ "Letaldus comes Vesoncius et Umbertus comes Marisconensis fratres" and "ex Umberto, Adala Comitissa" (L. Halphen, R. Poupardin chroniques of comtes d'Anjou et des seigneurs d'Amboise (Paris 1913) genealogiae comitum Andegavensium, V , P. 249)
  29. ↑ "Letaldus comes Vesoncius et Umbertus comes Marisconensis fratres" and "ex Umberto, Adala Comitissa, ex Adala Windesmodis soror matris vestræ non angla, ex winds fashion Ingelbertus et Witdo de Upione" (Halphen & Poupardin, genealogiae comitum Andegavensium, V, S. 249)
  30. ↑ M. Chaume, (1925-1931 reprint 1977) Les origines du duché de Bourgogne, 2 volumes (Dijon 1925-31, reprint 1977), volume 1, p. 533
  31. ↑ "Vualterius" called on 20 April 950 "patri meo Magiolo et matri mee Landradane" and "Teudoni qui consensit" as alleged brother (Cluny, Volume 1, 765, p 721)
  32. ↑ "Vualterius vicecomes ..." (Cluny, Volume 2, 1100, p 193.)
  33. ↑ "Vualterium vicecomitem ... et monachi ... Maiolus" (Cluny, Volume 1, 719, p. 672)
  34. ↑ A document that is dated to the period 937-962 is signed with "... Walterii vicecomitis, Alberici vicecomitis" (Mâcon Saint-Vincent 71, p. 60.)
  35. ↑ "Vualterius" names on April 20, 950 "soro mea Deo sacrata Raimodis" (Cluny, Volume 1, 765, p. 721.)