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Crusade: Extending the Frontiers of Christendom
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Southern French Nobility and the Albigensian Crusade
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Islands expedition
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1064:11th-century people from the County of Barcelona
403:. In 1116, Ramon traveled to Rome to petition
317:, but was defeated and Ermengol killed at the
494:His second wife Almodis produced no children.
313:in 1102, Ramon counter-attacked, assisted by
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32:Ramon Berenguer III, Count of Provence
383:with Pisa the then-Muslim islands of
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526:Berenguer Ramon I, Count of Provence
469:MarĂa, married Bernat III, Count of
193:Berenguer Ramon I, Count of Provence
537:or Berengaria (1116–1149), married
422:In 1127, Ramon Berenguer signed a
127:23 January/19 July 1131 (aged 48)
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501:(Dolça de Gévaudaun), heiress of
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762:. Constable & Robinson Ltd.
438:and Provence to the younger son
340:). He inherited the counties of
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819:. Cambridge University Press.
777:Phillips, Jonathan P. (2007).
359:In alliance with the Count of
348:(1117) and in between married
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716:Cheyette, Fredric L. (2001).
1059:12th-century French nobility
1054:11th-century French nobility
834:Sabaté, Flocel, ed. (2017).
724:. Cornell University Press.
363:, Ramon Berenguer conquered
282:Born on 11 November 1082 in
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315:Ermengol V, Count of Urgell
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460:MarĂa RodrĂguez de Vivar
262:from 1117, and count of
250:from 1086 (jointly with
163:MarĂa RodrĂguez de Vivar
458:Ramon's first wife was
254:and solely from 1097),
553:Barisone II of Arborea
539:Alfonso VII of Castile
381:1114 and 1115 attacked
857:. The Boydell Press.
743:. The Boydell Press.
462:, second daughter of
447:Santa Maria de Ripoll
141:Santa Maria de Ripoll
513:Petronilla of Aragon
319:battle of Mollerussa
298:, he was the son of
56:Liber feudorum maior
1014:Counts of Barcelona
817:The Medieval Spains
497:His third wife was
482:Estefania, married
411:, which became the
233:Ramon Berenguer III
168:Douce I of Provence
41:Ramon Berenguer III
18:Ramon Berenguer III
1049:House of Barcelona
1019:Counts of Provence
938:Ramon Berenguer IV
926:Berenguer Ramon II
916:Count of Barcelona
895:Berenguer Ramon II
878:Berenguer Ramon II
691:, p. table 4.
531:Bernat, died young
436:Ramon Berenguer IV
304:Berenguer Ramon II
300:Ramon Berenguer II
292:County of Toulouse
288:Viscounty of Rodez
252:Berenguer Ramon II
203:Ramon Berenguer II
179:Jimena or Eixemena
117:Viscounty of Rodez
93:Ramon Berenguer IV
83:Berenguer Ramon II
65:Count of Barcelona
1024:People from Rodez
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993:Succeeded by
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955:Count of Cerdanya
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543:Almodis, married
424:commercial treaty
328:. By marriage or
272:Ramon Berenguer I
268:Holy Roman Empire
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931:(1082–1097)
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677:Reilly 1995
665:Sabaté 2017
617:Reilly 1995
605:Reilly 1995
593:Reilly 2003
486:, Count of
473:(died 1111)
449:monastery.
344:(1111) and
258:from 1111,
79:Predecessor
1008:Categories
959:1118–1131
826:0521397413
807:063116913X
750:1843831295
562:References
535:Berenguela
519:, King of
484:Centule II
311:Almoravids
184:Berenguela
978:1112–1131
920:1086–1131
889:1086–1107
838:. Brill.
549:Agalbursa
517:Ramiro II
426:with the
409:Tarragona
379:, and in
365:Barbastro
330:vassalage
278:Biography
240:Barcelona
236:the Great
219:Signature
160:Spouse(s)
154:Barcelona
130:Barcelona
89:Successor
74:1086–1131
503:Provence
432:Templars
393:Valencia
369:Balaguer
346:Cerdanya
338:Peralada
326:Pyrenees
264:Provence
260:Cerdanya
984:Douce I
967:Douce I
710:Sources
488:Bigorre
428:Genoese
401:Tortosa
385:Majorca
296:Francia
266:in the
181:Almodis
165:Almodis
907:Jimena
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521:AragĂłn
471:BesalĂş
464:El Cid
397:Lleida
361:Urgell
342:BesalĂş
334:Urgell
256:BesalĂş
248:Ausona
246:, and
244:Girona
209:Mother
199:Father
136:Buried
981:with
923:with
892:with
499:Douce
389:Ibiza
377:Genoa
350:Douce
284:Rodez
177:MarĂa
174:Issue
113:Rodez
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71:Reign
859:ISBN
840:ISBN
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478:Foix
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