de Provence, Charles Constantin

Nom de naissance de Provence, Charles Constantin 1a
ID Gramps I08314
Genre masculin
Âge au décès 61 ans, 5 mois, 22 jours

Événements

Événement Date Lieu Description Notes Sources
Naissance 901    
 
Décès 23/6/962    
 

Parents

Relation avec la souche Nom Relation dans la famille (si différent de la naissance)
Père de Provence, Louis III L'Aveugle [I08315]
Mère de Constantinople, Anne [I08316]
         de Provence, Charles Constantin [I08314]

Familles

    Famille de de Provence, Charles Constantin et de Troyes, Thiberge [F03649]
Mariés Femme de Troyes, Thiberge [I08322]

Anecdote

CHARLES CONSTANTIN ([905/10]-after Jan 962). Flodoard names "Karlo Constantino, Lucdowici Orbi filio"[58]. "Hludovicus…imperator augustus" gave three serfs to "fideli nostro Bononi" at the request of "filius noster Karolus" by charter dated 3 Jun 924[59]. His birth date range is estimated on the basis of his having been a young adult or adolescent at the time of the 924 charter in which he is named. The absence of proof that Charles Constantin was the grandson of the Byzantine emperor is discussed above in relation to his father's betrothal. "Carolus comes" is named "consanguineus noster" by Conrad I King of Burgundy in two charters of the latter dated 28 Mar 943 and 18 May 943[60], which suggests that he may have been the son of Adelais, assuming that her Burgundian origin is correct and assuming also that the Burgundian origin of Willa, wife of Rudolf I King of Burgundy, is incorrect (see above). He was named Comte de Vienne in 926 by his cousin Raoul King of France, in succession to his cousin Hugues Comte d'Arles, who was then proclaimed king of Italy. The province of Vienne was confiscated in [Aug/Sep] 928 and granted to Héribert de Vermandois to govern in the name of the latter's son Eudes. Charles Constantin remained at Vienne. He swore allegiance to Conrad "le Pacifique" King of Burgundy in 943[61]. "Karolus comes" sold land "in villa Brociano" by charter dated 19 May 960 which names "Teutbergi comitisse"[62]. m TEUTBERGA, daughter of --- (-after 19 May 960). "Teutbergi comitisse" is named in the charter of "Karolus comes" dated 19 May 960 which recorded the sale of land "in villa Brociano"[63]. Her origin is not known. Her name suggests a connection with the family of the Comtes de Troyes and it has been suggested[64] that she was Teutberga [de Troyes, daughter of Warnarius [Garnier] Vicomte de Sens [Comte de Troyes] & his wife Teutberga d'Arles]. Gingins-la-Sarra points out that Teutberga was the name of the third wife and widow of Engelbert, of the family of the vicomtes de Vienne, who could have married Charles Constantin as her second husband[65]. There seems to be no basis for this speculation other than the name. Charles Constantin & his wife had [three] children

Attributs

Type Valeur Notes Sources
_UID D0AF3C69D1934D6591D4596DA31CE2B6BC6F
 

Arbre généalogique

  1. de Provence, Louis III L'Aveugle [I08315]
    1. de Constantinople, Anne [I08316]
      1. de Provence, Charles Constantin
        1. de Troyes, Thiberge [I08322]

Ascendants

Références des sources

  1. Foundation for Medieval Genealogy [S00008]
      • Page: http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/PROVENCE.htm#_Toc274990102
      • Niveau de confiance: Très haut