Périgord (noble family)

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The Périgord was a family of the French nobility. It is first attested in the second half of the 10th century. "Marchio" Boson I ruled over La Marche , through his marriage to Emma von Périgord his sons also inherited the Périgord : Aldebert I and after him Boson II ruled over both counties. After the death of Boson II the land was divided: La Marche went to the son of Aldebert, the Périgord to the son of Bosons.

Boson I. is probably a son of Helie, a younger son of Hildebert, Vicomte de Limoges († 914), so would the house Perigord - as well as the house Rochechouart - a branch line of the house Limoges (which in turn as a side line of the house Toulouse seen becomes).

The county of La Marche was already lost at the end of the 11th century due to the lack of male descendants, the Périgord could be held three centuries longer, until 1399; in that year the counts Archambaud V and his son Archambaud VI. deposed, the county was confiscated by the king.

A branch of the House of Périgord is the House of Talleyrand-Périgord , whose most famous representative, Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord , received the title of prince in 1806 and the title of duke in 1808.

Tribe list

  1. Boson I. le Vieux , 958 / before 974 “marchio” (Comte de La Marche); ⚭ Emma, Comtesse de Périgord , daughter of Guillaume I, Comte de Périgord, ( Taillefer House )
    1. Élie I. († probably 975)
    2. Aldebert I. (Adalbert, Audebert) (X 997), Comte de La Marche et de Périgord around 975; ⚭ I Emma de Limoges, daughter of Géraud, Vicomte de Limoges, ( Limoges house ); ⚭ II Almodie or Adelmodie de Gévaudan († after 1005), daughter of Étienne, Comte de Gévaudan , she married Guillaume III in 997 . (V.) le Grand , Count of Poitou and Duke of Aquitaine († 1030), ( Ramnulfiden )
      1. (I) Bernard († 1038/1047), before 1023 Comte de La Marche; ⚭ Aina (Amelia), daughter of Géraud de Montignac and Nonia de Granol
        1. Aldebert II († 1088), 1047 Comte de La Marche; ⚭ Ponce
          1. Boson III. (X 1091), Comte de La Marche; ⚭ probably Countess Aldéardis
          2. Almodis († 1117/29), 1098 Comtesse de La Marche; ⚭ Roger Poitevin , Earl of Lancaster , 1113 Comte de La Marche († 1123), ( House of Montgommery )
          3. Daughter , went to the monastery in 1076 out of insurmountable dislike of her fiancé Simon von Crépy , Count of Vexin and Bar-sur-Aube
        2. Eudes I, 1081 Comte de La Marche († 1091/98)
        3. Almodis († before 1078); ⚭ I ( repudiated ) Hugues V. Le Débonnaire , Seigneur de Lusignan († 1060), ( House of Lusignan ); ⚭ II before 1053 Pons , Comte de Toulouse († 1060), ( House of Toulouse ); ⚭ III
        4. Rangarde († murdered 1071); ⚭ 1053 Raimund Berengar I el Viejo , Count of Barcelona († 1076), ( House of Barcelona )
        5. Lucie († after 1090); ⚭ I 1057/58, Artal I., Comte de Pailhars -Subira († after 1081)
        6. Agnes; ⚭ Ramnulfe de Montmorillon (1076-1098 attested)
          1. Aldebert de Montmorillon († 1097), 1093 Archbishop of Bourges
        7. Fulcrade, 1060-1091 Abbot of Charroux
    3. Boson II. († 1003/23), 997 Comte de La Marche et de Périgord; ⚭ Almodie, daughter of Guillaume I, Comte d'Arles
      1. Aldebert II, Comte de Périgord
        1. Daughter; ⚭ 1044 (divorced 1058), Guillaume VIII. , Duke of Aquitaine († 1086), ( Ramnulfiden ).
      2. Hélie II († 1068), Comte de Périgord; ⚭ Adèle, daughter of Bertrand, Seigneur de Pons ( House Pons )
        1. Aldebert III. Cadoirac / Cadenat / Cadmus, Comte de Périgord 1068–1086 and 1104–1117, 1086–1104 Count of Périgord; ⚭ Asceline
          1. Hélie III, co-count of Périgord 1086–1104; ⚭ Vasconie or Brunissende de Foix
            1. Hélie IV., Comte de Périgord 1117–1146, Mitgrave of Périgord 1146–1155; ⚭ Philippe
            2. pack
            3. Guillaume
          2. Boson III, co-count of Périgord 1146–1155, Comte de Périgord 1155–1166
            1. Hélie V. Talleyrand († 1205), Comte de Périgord; ⚭ Mahaut, daughter of Raymond II, Vicomte de Turenne , ( House Comborn )
              1. Archambaud I († 1212), Comte de Périgord
              2. Hélie
                1. Archambaud II († 1239), Comte de Périgord; ⚭ Marguerite, daughter of Gui V., Vicomte de Limoges († 1259), ( House Comborn )
                2. Hélie VI. († 1251), Comte de Périgord; ⚭ Brunissende, daughter of Augeu Gaillarde
                  1. Archambaud III. († 1295), Comte de Périgord; ⚭ I after 1251 Agnès, († before 1258) daughter of Geoffroi Rudel (II) sire de Blaye, chevalier, 1199/1243 ( House Taillefer ); ⚭ II Marie, daughter of Pierre Bermond, Viscount du Gévaudan
                    1. (II) Hélie VII. († 1311), Comte de Périgord; ⚭ I Philippine or Philippa, Vicomtesse de Lomagne et d'Auvillars, daughter of Arnaud III. de Lomagne, ( House Lomagne ); ⚭ II 1298 Brunissende, daughter of Roger Bernard III. , Comte de Foix , ( House Comminges )
                      1. (I) Marguerite, nun
                      2. (I) Rosemburge; ⚭ 1328 Pierre II. De Grailly , Vicomte de Bénauges et de Castillon († 1356), ( Grailly house )
                      3. (II) Archambaud IV, Comte de Périgord; ⚭ 1313 Jeanne, Dame de Bergerac , daughter of Renaud, Seigneur de Pons ( House of Pons )
                      4. (II) Hélie (* 1313), October 10, 1324 - January 4, 1328 Bishop of Limoges , January 4, 1323 - May 25, 1331 Bishop of Auxerre , May 25, 1331 Cardinal , November 4, 1338 - January 17, 1364 Bishop of Albano
                      5. (II) Roger-Bernard († 1369), Comte de Périgord; ⚭ Eléonore, daughter of Bouchard VI., Comte de Vendôme , ( House Montoire )
                        1. Archambaud V. Le Vieux ("the Old One") , Comte de Périgord 1369-1395, Co-Count of Périgord 1395-19. July 1399, deposed; ⚭ Louise de Mastas
                          1. Archambaud VI. Le Jeune ("the boy") , fellow count of Périgord 1395-19. July 1399, deposed; ⚭ Perrette
                          2. Brunissende; ⚭ Jean, Seigneur de Parthenay
                          3. Eléonore; ⚭ Jean II, Viscount d'Aunay († 1400), ( Clermont-Tonnerre House )
                        2. Talleyrand († 1371)
                        3. Jeanne; ⚭ November 4, 1359 Jean II. Le Bossu , Comte d'Armagnac († 1384), ( House of Lomagne )
                        4. Hélène
                        5. Eléonore; ⚭ Gaillard II, Seigneur de Duras
                        6. Marguerite; ⚭ Renaud, Seigneur de Pons ( House Pons )
                      6. (II) Agnes († 1345); ⚭ November 14, 1321, Johann von Durazzo († 1335), ( Anjou house )
                      7. (II) Jeanne; ⚭ Pons, Seigneur de Castillon
                      8. (II) henceforth
                        1. Archambaud
                      9. (II) marguerite; ⚭ Almaric II, Co-Viscount de Lautrec
                      10. (II) marquise; ⚭ Gaston, Viscount de Fézensaguet († 1325), ( House of Lomagne )
                    2. (II) Aremburge; ⚭ Anissant I, Seigneur de Sainte-Bazeille
                    3. (II) Aude, nun
                    4. (II) Gaillarde; ⚭ Gaillard de La Lande
                    5. (II) Boson, Seigneur d ' Estissac
                    6. (II) Archambaud, Abbot of Saint-Astier
                    7. (II) Jeanne, Dame de La Bardac; ⚭ I Pierre de Bordeaux; ⚭ II Bertrand, Seigneur d ' Hautefort
                  2. Almodis; ⚭ Bertrand, Seigneur de Cardeillac
                  3. Marguerite, Dame de Montanceys
                3. Boson, Seigneur de Grignols ; ⚭ Marguerite, daughter of Adémar V, Vicomte de Limoges , ( Comborn house ) - descendants: the Talleyrand-Périgord house
            2. Guillaume
            3. Olivier, Seigneur de Mauriac
            4. Ranulfe, Abbot of La Faise
            5. Jourdaine; ⚭ Archambaud V., Viscount de Comborn , ( House Comborn )
          3. Aldebert, Seigneur de Montguilhem
          4. Raymond, Seigneur de Grignols, Bishop of Périgueux
        2. Eudes († 1061)
        3. Hélie
      3. Pierre
      4. Aitard
      5. Jourdaine; ⚭ Archambaud III., Vicomte de Comborn , ( House Comborn )
    4. Jaubert, 997 spiritual, blinded

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Footnotes

  1. ↑ at Schwennicke also called Charroux House
  2. ↑ on Almodis' third marriage, see the information on her sister Rangarde and the footnote to it
  3. ↑ This marriage is attributed by other sources to her sister Almodis - see the articles on Almodis and Raimund Berengar