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revolted against his father, Emperor Louis the Pious. Bernard and Gaucelm supported Pepin. Subsequently invading royal forces quickly occupied Bernard's lands. In another assembly at Aachen in February 832, the whole region was assigned to
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and was supported by his brother, Bernard of Septimania. Bera, the Visigothic Count of Razès and Conflent since 790, and Count of Barcelona since 801, supported the local Goth population who desired peace with the Moors to their south.
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and his first wife, Gunegunde (Cunegonde), a Frankish lady. It was from his father, sometime after 790, that he received the county of Roussillon to govern within his father's vast holdings in
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in 817 and was thenceforward the chief representative of imperial authority in that region.
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as he had wanted. However, he did later obtain two of them (Barcelona and
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the next year, while fighting for Louis the Pious against his son
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Frankish
Gothia
Louis the Pious
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William of Gellone
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Sanila
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Besalú
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Aisso
Razès
Conflent
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