Alduin I of Angoulême

Alduin I ( also Audoin or Hildouin, † March 27 916 ) was a Count of Angoulême Taillefer out of the house. He was the elder son of the Count of Angoulême -Périgord Vulgrin I., his younger brother was Count William I of Périgord.

Alduin was married to a now unknown woman with whom he had a son, William II Taillefer († 945). Because this was still a minor at his death, Adémar first took over the rule in Angoulême, who probably was Alduin's brother in law.

Source

  • Ademar of Chabannes, Chronicon III § 23, ed. by Jules Chavanon (1897 ), p 144
  • Ademar of Chabannes, Ademari Historiarum Liber III, ed. by Georg Waitz in: Monumenta Historica Germaniae SS 4 (1861 ), pp. 125-126
  • To the date of death: Annales Engolismenses, ed. by Georg Heinrich Pertz in: Monumenta Historica Germaniae SS 4 (1841 ), p 5
  • Graf ( Angoulême )
  • House of Taillefer
  • Born in the 9th century
  • Died 916
  • Man
Charroux Abbey
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